I haven’t fully formed out my ultimate thoughts about this but and I think that Nostr’s strength can be in the form of the portable identity.
In terms of end users that’s even too technical or meaningless. It will be “I made a profile for this app or service and I am connecting to the app, my friends are on there. Cool”
I guess what I’m also saying is that it’s probably going to work best behind the scenes and maybe the social media aspect we have presently was a good enough bootstrap for that.
It’s going to be apps that use nostr rather than “nostr apps”.
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Apps that use Nostr is IMO very strong. And the right approach.
In fact, the apps should be built in such a way that they’re not entirely Nostr native, but “as Nostr as possible”
I’ve got a little write up on this I need to finish and publish