Thanks for sharing your insights. I see Nostr as an open slate with many capabilities. I understand that it was intended to be an open protocol but I wanted to know if it was possible to also create something additional for those who want something private. Why not try to cater to as many people as possible and let them decide which part of Nostr they like via apps. The devs can choose a design and allow users agency to customize. Therefore, those who like complete openness can have an option. And those who want something private can have an option. People like options. The apps/clients will be the focus. I’ve always said this. Nostr is the backend behind the scenes aspect. Nostr is the infrastructure. It’s like going to a hardware store. Pick the tools for the house you’re designing and build it. Every builder won’t use the same tools. But the option is there. Ultimately the builders will build different houses. In this case, apps/clients. And the people can choose which one they like.