4x fedi, no wonder you wont make an account on NAS2. I do see a lot of people boosting your post via the Mostr Bridge. It works well for viewing but I dont really see any comments moving back and forth. Nostr stuff stays on Nostr and Mastodn stuff stays on Mastodon.
If I see a great meme from you I do post it on NAS and claim it as my own as we all do. π
Sirs, if this is about the ownership of the meme from above I've seen it pushed by nostr:npub1gke42gwrz2ja5np9tpcr449785hx6zxgzf2329x8584h4d06puzqg33xp3. Otherwise I have no idea about what's the fedi thing. I use #nostr mostly.
Some of us around here have been using Mastodon (aka Fedi) for a few years and are checking out Nostr to see what it's all about.
I've tried Mastodon briefly some years ago and didn't enjoy it, not to mention the centralization aspect. Frankly, the zap feature on #nostr is a banger. It will be adopted by other platforms or they will go into oblivion.
I use Mastodon and Nostr equally and they each have their pros and cons but I only started using Nostr again recently because nostr:npub19ha7tju4teqp3dmwv4p28wrcy9zd6h6hxkg5mwvjrlfycweazpkse2q0fa and nostr:npub1yvscx9vrmpcmwcmydrm8lauqdpngum4ne8xmkgc2d4rcaxrx7tkswdwzdu were talking about checking it out on Bowl After Bowl to see if we could use it with what are already doing with Podcasting 2.0.
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I've screamed into the void for so many years I post for my own amusement and if others get a laugh or a shock so be it .
I really only care about freedom of expression, removal of power over others and decentralisation
#nostr engagement is the best, NAS original was great too...
I thought fedi would help, but it just splintered into echo chambers.
I have no attachment to either my creations or those I liberate from non freedom tech, remember.... 
I never really used NAS1 because it was a huge echo chamber of just trash. When it burned down and NAS2 started I signed up and started using it since Eriner seems like a solid dude, so it does feel like one of the safer places on Mastodon to set up camp.
