The extreme situation of turning consumers into weak patients is likely to only occur on hardware monopoly platforms like Apple. Even monopoly platforms like Apple don't dare to do this. So far, Apple is still a consumer-centric platform. This situation is even less likely to happen on the Nostr client. Nostr exists for consumers because users can switch their clients at any time without losing their personal data. Consumers will pay for products they like, and if they don't like them, they will abandon them.

If there is one part of Damus' zap-share that needs to be optimized, it is to grade users' split ratios, from blue to yellow badges. This will make users feel discriminated against and forced to split a large proportion. If we really want to give users a sense of fairness, as long as users have set the zap split ratio, they can all get the same badge.