You know what would be interesting on Nostr? Bringing back the system that the social network FriendFeed had. FriendFeed was a social network born in 2007 that aggregated updates from many online services (blogs, Flickr, Twitter, YouTube, etc.) into a single unified stream. It was special because it introduced very early on ideas that now seem commonplace: likes, real-time comments, a unified feed, and nested conversations. Moreover, every new comment bumped the post back to the top of the feed, making the most active discussions immediately visible — a mechanism that naturally drew attention to the most commented content and created a homepage that felt alive, in constant motion. For many power users, it was the place where the future of social networking was experimented with before these features were adopted at scale. In 2009 it was acquired by Facebook, and many of its innovations ended up influencing modern social networks. Nothing like this currently exists on Nostr.