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The point of this post was to let people know damus’ current runway, we are not “giving up”, I was simply giving some perspective on how damus’ current funding strategy is not going to be sustainable long term and we will be looking at alternatives. “likely the last year” is just referring to the uncertainty around the business model and funding.

Damus has had amazing support this past year from individual users, opensats, hrf, which has been unimaginably helpful for getting damus to where it is today.

The feedback and ideas on this post have been very helpful, and will be taking everything into consideration for 2024 🫂

Thanks for putting up with my dramatic notes 😆 nostr:note1l2s7wyqg5xz7ke6t20p03t9awk629utr6wxjjmg7k4cqr0eflrdql5p5ke

Jake Woodhouse 2y ago

Will I’ve been thinking about this post quite a lot

It reminded me of an interview I saw of an early Facebook employee

He went off to found Pinterest I think, but he essentially designed the ad model for zuck

They had attention just didn’t know how to make money

It strikes me Damus is at a similar point with a different playing field

So the question is: how does a client create so much value people pay?

One idea: create a content scheduling tool

As a content creator I’ve used so many in the past (buffer / hypefury etc)

But none of them could ever post across all the social platforms

Nostr is different. Ofc. But now you take you connections with you

If there was a great client for a content creator I bet they would pay

I would pay! Schedule posts. Remind the type of post you want. Get inspo for more content. Also a connection crm

Is anyone doing this well so far?

As a last point, I feel very drawn to the fact Nostr is truth. You can’t delete anything. & you can’t get kicked off. This makes one’s content more honest and also a safe bet long term as creators. This is a huge angle for people like me

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