That's not the appropriate framing for any discussion about development of an open and free protocol suite (such as NOSTR). The appropriate framing is that existing and prospective users want services and content AND ARE WILLING TO PAY FOR IT. The features should be driven by user demand and desires — not be the those of "content providers." The major problems with commercial social media platforms emerge from the choice to cater to "providers" (most advertisers and marketers — pushing "content" on the one hand, and ingesting user data for monetization on the other). It ultimately degenerates into the "enshittification" that's described by the Doctorow doctrine:

Pluralistic: Tiktok’s enshittification (21 Jan 2023) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow