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It feels weird at first but you get used to it, lol. My personal “etiquette” is that I may repost a couple times within the first 24 hours, and then I give it up and move on to new thoughts/memes. I have a handful of older posts that I feel stand the test of time, and those I will repost every so often. But for the most part, I just let them live or die on their own, especially after that first 24 hour window.

StackSats.IO 11mo ago

I went through a time of reposting everything.

Now I want time-delayed reposts - I reckon that’s the best way forward

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corndalorian 11mo ago

Yea, automating it would make it easier. That’s essentially what I do manually to try and catch different crowds/timezones throughout the day.

StackSats.IO 11mo ago

It’s doable.

Client devs don’t care or think about it.

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corndalorian 11mo ago

Devs in general are not normal users, and I’ve found that most of them don’t care to listen to normal users.

StackSats.IO 11mo ago

Sad but true.

Devs here have direct access to users, they could build for them.

They choose not to

node 11mo ago

I’ve noticed this too. There’s a dichotomy between what users want/need vs what devs want to develop. Not always but a lot of times

Mandana 11mo ago

corndalorian 11mo ago

Lol, it’s like any other business/product. If devs want people to use their apps, then they need to listen to the people using them. If they only want to build for themselves, and that’s ok too, then they need to stop pretending they want customers.

Mandana 11mo ago

I think that's the difference between a project that a developer is working on independently and a company that is developing a product. Most Nostr apps/clients look like projects not companies.