As others noted. Follow more is the best solution, but I would also consider if you're getting content from non-followed accounts on twitter. Like the "for you" feed. Even if you use the "followed" twitter feed, consider how much of your feed is retweets of accounts you don't directly follow. That's just a network effect that nostr can't compete with for awhile. In the meantime, be the network effect you want to see in the world.
I don't recall any off the top of my head. But I'm certain she's named a number of them. Some of them publicly and some of them are probably in premium reports.
Can we assess this discussion as a chronically online debate? Would it ever come up in conversation for those who touch grass?
People would be shocked how much influence they could have over politics if they were willing to play by the rules and get involved. And we all out here talking about how we'd break the law. Like, I dono. Maybe try to change it first.
Lol same. It's feeling a bit more like a donation than anything at the moment. Maybe spam or capacity will become more critical at some point.
I'll enjoy it while it lasts and embrace getting lost in the shuffle again when the heard arrives. 😄
Sir. You seem to know what's going on. I see 4 replies to Lyn's post currently. Is that about right or am I missing relays that would show me more?
Or perhaps we're just not there yet with nostr traffic.
Same. I've been mixing a bit of all three but suddenly it's just a nostr angle.
It clicked for me when you shared some of last year's Oslo stories. Been a different kind of Bitcoin learning for me since then. I keep trying to push more folks to understand Alex's arguments. I'm not sure it really hits home for people until exposure to fiat problems starts to hit closer to home. Maybe there's more of an incremental impact to messages like these over time than I think. 🤷♂️
I don't understand. Why would view rates be applied to all of twitter for just France? Also I can still view quite a bit of French content. If censorship was the intent, couldn't Twitter be more direct with it?
I would tune in.
Back in January, Twitter blocked content in India at Modi's request. More than just blocking links, certain tweets themselves were blocked:
https://theintercept.com/2023/01/24/twitter-elon-musk-modi-india-bbc/
In March, Twitter blocked a bunch of accounts in India, widening the censorship:
https://theintercept.com/2023/03/28/twitter-modi-india-punjab-amritpal-singh/
Guardian reported on it last week:
"Twitter agreed to block more than 120 accounts, including the Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh, the Canadian poet Rupi Kaur, several journalists and an Indian MP. Twitter also blocked the handle of the BBC’s Punjabi bureau."
In 2022, Musk said that Tesla looked into opening facilities in India but it as conditional on being able to sell and service cars in India (which makes sense). Given that it's an economically growing country of 1.4 billion people, it's a long-term important market to sell to. India might never be a profit center for Twitter, but it could certainly be a profit center for Tesla.
Yesterday, Elon Musk followed Modi on Twitter.
"Elon Musk has started to follow Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, on Twitter. The tech billionaire's action has generated a lot of discussion on social media, with many people guessing about what it might signal for the future of Tesla in India."
"Free speech absolutism" goes about as far as business interests do. Any centralized platform is corruptible, controllable.
In the same way that poor monetary policy is the best driver to bitcoin, poor speech policy will drive users to nostr.
Mcrib effect to be reserved most of the time and pop off every so often. I'm here for the mcrib.
Excellent article #[0] https://www.swanbitcoin.com/the-implications-of-open-monetary-and-information-networks/
You know it gonna be fire when she post it on swan.
I published a new macro article today: https://www.lynalden.com/broke-federal-reserve/
Since September 2022, the Fed has been operating at a financial loss. This article examines some of the ramifications of that. The main result is that money that would otherwise flow to the US Treasury now flows to US banks and money market funds instead.
Sharing it on Nostr today and Twitter tomorrow. ;)
Yooo. Its the Nostr pre-release.
