Just now able to think about this and reply. I was at the science museum with my kids earlier. 🤓😁

I liked the daily report for those reasons too and that pretty well sums up why we started doing it in the first place. I’m not sure if the declining engagement was due to lack of interest in it or something else. The length of the report was a turn off for many. And clients all render things differently (tagged notes, images, videos, web links, etc), so as more and more clients become popular it became more of a challenge to format it so it worked well across multiple clients. Our original goal was to make it so people could browse the report and fully stay within their client as much as possible, like flipping through a newspaper, but that experience became nearly impossible to create consistently. If engagement had been high, then working through those issues would have made more sense. But it had gotten to where on a good day we were getting maybe 2-3 reposts besides our own team reposting it, and like 50¢ - $1 worth of sats in zaps, at best. Juxtapose that with the fact that we were spending a collective 5-10 man hours per day, every day, curating content and putting the report together. After a year I would have expected if it was popular the trend would be more engagement, not less.

But we haven’t abandoned the goal of helping keep up to date with what’s happening on Nostr. We just think there are better ways for us to do so that work better within Nostr clients’ UI/UX, and that will work better for us time wise as we all have jobs and family responsibilities outside of this that have to remain a priority as well.