I'm not ok with the prerequisite level of technical proficiency required to do what should be basic things on NOSTR. I'm not ok with the seemingly insurmountable obstacles and friction that accompany onboarding to NOSTR and maintaining NOSTR usage. Don't hyperfocus on the "mass adoption" part. The point of saying that was to point out that people who haven't been immersed in code for 10 years is the masses. There are plenty of people who are in that camp who are not "mid curve". You and I are prime examples of this. IDGAF about mass adoption either. I'm concerned with the people who lack the knowledge to navigate this shit show turning away and never looking back, and all because jackass devs are anti-social retards who prefer the company of computers to people and therefore won't even consider alpha testing their creations with noobs and normies. The chasm must be bridged and it is utterly ridiculous to expect for the normie to bridge that gap. People must be met where they are. That doesn't mean the normies shouldn't have to level up somewhat, but it should be like 95/5, i.e. the normie levels up which bridges 5% of the chasm and the devs meet the normies where they are which bridges 95% of the chasm. Chaos and inefficiency is a bug, not a feature. Yes, they're all free, just like cats doing whatever they feel like. That's good and bad. It's good because it promotes innovation. It's bad because it's like herding cats. Nothing works well together. DMs suck. Zaps suck. Decentralization isn't mutually exclusive of coordination.