Although it is a little less true on Nostr than other platforms, I've still noticed that when I post a short pithy meme, I get lots of likes, shares, and comments. When I share a long, well researched article that I spent hours composing, I'm likely to get at most 1 or 2 likes and nothing else. I wish people today had longer attention spans and wanted to go deeper. We can't grow without spending the time to dig deep and analyze things more fully.
I also really appreciate a good, friendly, well-reasoned debate. I occasionally get them here on Nostr, but not as often as I'd like
https://trustjesus.substack.com/
#grownostr #apologetics #bible
I imagine part of the problem is that not everybody is ready to read a longer piece at the moment they see it.
The good thing about Nostr is that feeds are chronological, so there's no risk of "losing a post to the algorithm."
For instance, I intend to reply to your Substack posts, but I want to give them the proper time and attention, so I'll end up going back over them and commenting later. Hopefully with reposts we can re-up conversations for others to jump in.
This
bookmarks in Amethyst are so nice, but hard to remember sometimes all the features that exist.
