But chronological order is a sorting mechanism for a feed as well, and not necessarily the best one to grow Nostr usage.
To reason by analogy, every married couple has a prenup, whether they know it or not. If they don't draft one, their marriage falls to their state's terms and conditions for marriage and divorce, as default. If more people thought about that, they might desire exploring other options. Will every algorithm feed be perfect - that's impossible. But will they always be worse than a chronological feed? Not always. I think some user control over the algorithm model might make the Nostr experience better for some users, some of the time.
