Yep true @Derek Ross. I accept this. We want normies. IMO we need to make them feel not too technical here. Possibly first we can introduce them, the npub and nsec as the username and password. If they hear about npub and nsec as keys, they feel overwhelmed. The other thing is we need to share more non-technical things here to make them feel very familiar here. For example, just like some family photos, vlogs whatever. When someone onboards, he/she sees there are too many technical notes here, it feels very overwhelming to them, and they go away. I am doing my best with @Nostr Recap. Also, it is publishing outside of Nostr too (X, Mastodon, Bluesky, Substack, Medium, Stacker and Reddit). Btw, let's get this is as a bear market and stay humble. Let's get together and grow Nostr. We are still early. ๐Ÿซ‚

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This a good take. In general we need to hide complexity until there is a high probability they want or need it. The nsec could be framed as their 2FA and I am hoping things like FROSTR become more easy to use and ubiquitous in the event of needing recovery (main reason to broach topic of keys at all)
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