Nostr Web Client

"We watched active members become lurkers over time, and when interviewed, many would cite the space-dominating behaviors of our most active members as a reason behind disengaging with the community entirely."

Chris Liss 1y ago

That's a very strange reason. Maybe they mean they didn’t see enough people posting, so those who posted frequently were filling up their feeds?

Seems like an easy fix — follow more people, unfollow the people whose frequent posts you don’t like.

But it doesn’t really matter. People will get nostr at the price they deserve.

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hodlbod 1y ago

I believe this was in context of a discord community. My assumption is that loud and opinionated members would hijack conversations. This kind of behavior is pretty common in medium-sized chat groups from my understanding.