Subnostr

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PABLOF7z

I agree with you

the experience is still wildly underwhelming

but that's only when compared with products that have literally decades + billions of dollars poured into them

what we're building is orders-of-magnitude more powerful than any of those well-capitalized silos

it just takes a lot of imagination to fill in the gaps of all the stuff that's still missing

we'll get there and it will become increasingly more apparent until it's obvious

💜

DataNostrum 2y ago

I think we're in the situation of "we don't know what it is yet". Of course, its permissionless nature is in and of itself a paramount use case for end users, because they effectively can't be de-platformed. However, this may be hard to apreciate for most end users though, never having had their account suspended.

But the somewhat unexpected benefit of permissionless-ness is the cambrian explosion of creativity being unleashed, with swathes of highly skilled people experimenting new ideas that this medium enables. True, a lot of it is rough around the edges, and most experiments will be abandoned because they won't find product-market fit. But #nostr feels so "fertile" that I'm convinced we'll get someplace(s) that will blow our socks off!

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