Another thing about end users:
There are some power users (like me) who want more obscure tools to accomplish particular tasks, so we have clients like #Nostrudel and #Shipyard that are like a Swiss Army knife.
We tend to have active npubs, so if you only listen to us, you might end up building things most npubs don't actually want.
What all npubs want, in a Twitter-clone:
- a Kind 01 feed that scrolls well and whose content can be customized (global, follows, list, filters, mutes, relay management, etc.)
- ability to read replies to notes
- the ability respond to notes, with a comment, reply and/or quote, zap, reaction
- notifications
- search
- comfortable login, including some option that doesn't require typing in your nsec
- ability to edit their npub profile
Once you get much beyond that, it just looks like clutter, to 80% of npubs, because they're lurkers and likers.
I actually prefer the stripped-down clients for normal use. I go to the other ones to handle specific tasks.
