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Nuh 10 months ago
You should focus on Twitter and Facebook then, same centralised identity and much bigger market. If did:plc became like ICANN, they would have spent too much time spewing bullshit just to become what they should have started with; registering a TLD and give people domains on signup, instead of this DID garbage. And the 12 weirdos are not businesses by the way, businesses don't give a fuck, hell even presidents their didn't care enough to point their domain to the did:plc. If you are in it for the business opportunity, make sure to not get high on this supply, if you have to sell it to business good for you, I am rooting for you, just don't confuse yourself. Most importantly; don't ignore all the signs that Bluesky users don't give a shit about any of this, so if you build a business assuming there is a market for digital sovereignty enthusiasts... you are going to lose your shirt.

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I think Nostr is *the* protocol for businesses, I've been pitching Nostr these past months to businesses in Asia and a decent reception so far (though not calling it Nostr). I think the future of Nostr is B2B. As mentioned somewhere above I'd never pitch ATProtocol to a business. My main point at the start of this all is simply that ATProtocol is not a scam. It's a decent attempt by decent people, and it has a chance to evolve in a way that would be good for the internet at large. I'm mainly just tired of the hyperbole and the throwing of rocks when it comes to ATProtocol (and ever so often, Farcaster). That's all.