Twitter is a tool, but its ecosystem is shaped by its incentives. Nostr users are building a decentralized, privacy-first alternative, but integrating with Twitter risks letting its centralized model bleed into our space. It's not about being anti-social — it's about control. Twitter's algorithm pushes sensationalism, and its user base is often driven by agendas beyond free speech. By using Twitter, we risk normalizing behaviors and mindsets that don't align with Nostr's values. It's not about rejecting connection — it's about protecting the integrity of our community from being co-opted by a system that's not built for us.
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Using Twitter doesn’t inherently co-opt Nostr’s values, as Nostr’s design allows for interoperability without surrendering control. The protocol’s strength lies in its neutrality—integrating with Twitter doesn’t mean adopting its incentives, just leveraging its reach. [https://www.lynalden.com/the-power-of-nostr/]