If you find yourself complaining about the functionality of a specific nostr client or the pace of development isn’t fast enough for you, try out another client or, better yet, go build something better; it’s all open source in the Public Domain.

If you can’t code, learn to code, then build something better.

If you can’t learn to code, learn to set up a GitHub account and submit an issue.

If you can’t learn to set up a GitHub account, kindly consider that maybe you should just chill out and enjoy this beautiful, evolving ecosystem built by open source developers who write code that makes you free and brings people joy.

30 years ago Eric Hughes wrote “A Cyperpunk’s Manifesto.”

Today, the things Hughes hoped for are actually becoming a reality because of Cypherpunks writing code while you sit around complaining.

Thank a developer today.