This is a great question, and I'd love to hear everone else's thoughts as well:
"How is your experience on Nostr different than Twitter?"
I'll start us off:
On Nostr, I know I won't be deplatformed for being "too extreme", so I'm more comfortable letting everything fly that crosses my mind.
This opens up a lot of brainspace to explore new thought pathways, since I no longer have to spend mental resources regulating the things I say.
What have you experienced after switching to Nostr? 👇
Just to add to that point.
For me personally I like the fact that there is no "algorithm" that curates the content I get served in my feed.
I choose my relays, I choose the people I follow and I choose the communities I engage with.
I find it more engaging. It’s like group chat on steroids. Less marketing & noise and more signal.
I'm new here. So far I find it way more nerdy which appeals to me.
Nostr protocol itself seems interesting. I'm thinking of messing with it in a project of mine.
I like how there are different app implementations like twitter clones, blogging, reddit clones, etc.
Idk. Seems chaotic and fun.
