To your point, I think we need something even more:
Clients for specific communities.
There could be look and act like normal websites without ever using the word “nostr”.
Nostr is the invisible layer. We should design apps to connect humans with each other.
Just as no one knows what SMTP is (but uses it every day), most people will never know what “nostr” is. But they will use it every day.
Exactly, what if these clients simply stated “powered by Nostr”, the user can go about using the app as normal and if struck with curiosity they can seek info on what Nostr is if they wish
No, I think even adding that phrase is detrimental. No one needs to know. It doesn’t need to be advertised. No email client ever says “powered by SMTP”.
It will be obvious to those who need to know, invisible to those who don’t.
