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This is an unnatural state of things, but all social media sites have trained us to believe that whatever they have for us is all that exists.

In real life we often have no idea if people are talking about us or not, unless someone explicitly tell us.

On Nostr, someone can explicitly tell us by learning what are the relays we normally listen to and publishing their mentions there (see NIP-65) -- but this is not the only approach to this.

Greg 2y ago

That’s a very good point.

I keep thinking of Nostr as one big social network. But it seems like it may end up functioning like many social networks that you can do some work to jump between if you want to be involved across many contexts.

Thanks for taking the time to answer. Are there any resources (people to follow, blogs to read and podcasts to listen to) that could help me avoid pestering people to learn more about Nostr?

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