Tried it out for the weekend as it is a uniquely different direction for a social client. I like the idea of it insofar as it encourages interaction while removing the principle source of dopamine that makes social media addicting. At first when I started using nostr it was the case that some clients didn’t include either a like option or a zap function (maybe still?) so was kind of appreciating that too—not assuming uniformity across all clients. I do find your perspective interesting and helpful when thinking about the experience of all people present here

In any case, thanks for sharing this feedback for all to read.