The Democratic Party rigged the 2016 primary against Bernie Sanders in favor of Hillary Clinton.

They rigged the 2020 primary against Sanders in favor of Biden.

In 2023 the Democratic Party changed the schedule and rules to restrict RFK from participating fairly in the primary, forcing him from the party.

Then in 2024 they disenfranchised 14 million delegates who pledged for Biden with a backroom coup, switching the candidate and the campaign funds by changeing the name on the forms.

Gotta save that democracy right?

I think you make some good points. I have a few comments:

-Bitcoiners are kind of a seed for content here, but I agree with you that it's a lot. That's part of the reason I post random shit about Egypt and other random stuff over the past year and a half. A new social ecosystem requires some diehard people, but also needs certain roots for broader involvement.

-The inability to delete is a feature, not a bug. Once you sign a note, it's out in distributed relays. However, incentive-wise, I think high-accessible perpetual notes will rely on some form of economics or payment. Over the long term of time it will likely be unseen or outright deleted if a small account posts something they don't particularly endorse anymore.

-I think zaps will be an onboarding tool for bitcoin. Existing bitcoiners will be like "yeah I know what those are" but new coiners will be like, "wait what are these?" and it'll be a learning experience. It's a friction point, but potentially a good one. Also, some Lightning/Ecash wallets can be dollar-denominated.

-I think key management is probably the hardest long-term part. Even for power-users let alone newbies. Because with power-users we might understand it better, but also our stakes for fucking it up are higher.