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without growth it would slowly wither away. People will get bored of the same conversations and someone will leave. Then another, and another. That could trigger a bunch of people leaving and that would mark the end.

You absolutely need new people joining for a thing to even sustain itself. Not to mention the infrastructure doesn't pay itself and I'm not talking about relays.

Powermeat 1y ago

I disagree. I've had a lot of the same friends for years and we still have some of the same conversations but we also share new things with each other.

Some of them have left and a few new ones joined but it's not any bigger of a group than it was a decade ago.

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tanel 1y ago

i find that you grow more as a person with a more varying environment, but that's just a matter of personal taste

HoloKat 1y ago

I think it's different in person. Online you don't really know anyone enough to stick around. And those that do will succumb to degraded experiences with introduction of bugs and lack of maintenance

Powermeat 1y ago

Maybe someday I'll make it to a nostr event

HoloKat 1y ago

Even then, you'd have to really form close relationships to care. I went to an event and now know a lot of people here, but I doubt anyone would stick around for me only.

mcshane 1y ago

but this is abt the devs sir! pls submit a nip for this “friends” bug you have found