I had the "common complainer" syndrome too, until I was around for a month and realized that I had to learn how to use the service on different apps to get the full experience, because it's early days, and early adoption usually comes with a learning curve, and a little time devoted to lots of practicing and playing.

Google+ had some bugs and blips, mostly for devs doing cool 3rd party things to enhance user experience (sad that G+ couldn't last for more than the 7 years it did).

Anyway, I've seen many devs here being very receptive and responsive to user feedback and I think it's important that users here feel welcome to keep providing it, both critical and in praise.

I only used G+ as an example because I haven't felt this excited about a social networking experience since then, that I can compare to nostr.

A couple years in, it's still the wild west here and we're building it, and it's not realistic to expect onboarding to be smooth for everyone, BUT we also can't also ridicule users who have a less easy time of it.