Subnostr

Funny, isn't it, how on the heavily moderated (and increasingly state regulated) "mainstream social media" I could get endless hate filled replies for tweeting that the sky is blue, and yet on the permissionless uncensored Nostr, people are just kinda... nice and chill without any policing whatsoever.

Almost as if those algorithms are designed to turn people against each other.

Tobo⚡ 2y ago

Probably just because we are in the early days of a very niche platform with mostly likeminded people (bitcoiners).

Don’t hold your hopes up, that in the with normies and bots (hundreds of millions) entering that this will be the same.

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Pablo Xannybar 2y ago

You're 100% right that if we're flooded with normies it'd turn into Twitter 2.0.

I don't see that happening personally though simply because they've already made themselves at home on Mastodon and Bluesky and they'll go where the rest of their ilk are instead of a community they're often opposed to.

And I think the incentives of the V4V model help encourage quality content too, as opposed to the incentives on Twitter being literally any engagement.