Grendalor

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   by Grendalor 3y ago

   Good points. It will be interesting to see how things shake out, certainly, and where we are in the microblogging space in, say, 6 months.
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   by Grendalor 3y ago

   Yes, but I think there are different sets of users. Users like you probably are going to want to be where the largest and most diverse group of people is, which will be the largest service. That is currently, by far and away, Twitter. Mov
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   by Grendalor 3y ago

   Yes, this is right. Nostr will be more like Mastodon was before Elon ... a smallish place for enthusiasts of decentralization, albeit following a different protocol than Mastodon, of course. Bluesky is already the new Twitter, you can tell.
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   by Grendalor 3y ago

   This is the issue from the consumer point of view. For most people, it's too expensive to subscribe to more than a few (like less than 5) writers on Substack, and that excludes the newsletters that have the really high-expertised cont