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If there was a tool to cross-post from X to Nostr I would.
But I just simply don't have time for both and think the audience on X needs pro-privacy, pro-freedom tech, pro-freedom money content more right now.
Agree that Twitter users have a more urgent need for your content than the average nostrich
I do miss your hard-question-Sundays here, though…
#asknostr 🤔
You’re complaining about Nostrs privacy but have an X account? You’d rather give your government ID, phone number, and email to Israeli intelligence than use Nostr… in the name of privacy? 🤣
The problem derives from
Management. Always does. Time and management are at best
At best against each other. No hogwash can fix this bullshit. Although I can’t ignore time being an issue, but I repeated time and time again everyone’s outlook on how long this or that will be is oh years and years short.
Feeding the monster doesn't really help the ones getting munched.
LARP 😅🪦
People can’t quit the Twitter drug because they are addicted to their followers and their “reach”.
These people will learn very quickly that neither are truly theirs if they ever say anything truly meaningful. Limiting “reach” is already a standard practice on Twitter and will only get worse as time goes on.
Ctrl+A. Ctrl+C. Ctrl+V. Should work. Ymmv.
Nul besoin de npub ou quoi que soit d'ailleurs pour utiliser.. Tout quidam peut utiliser un npup d'inconnu pour se balader dans le protocole
He believes those aren't bots.
It's all human psychology.
Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Some people don't understand about personal responsibility.
It's not about crossposting. The only reason to stay on X is making people aware of Nostr. And publish high quality content here.
Crossposting on X makes all the sense in the world, after all its name and logo are a cross.
Why do you still have X? If you want to advocate about privacy do it from your website/podcast/wherever you can keep your privacy. If you deliver quality stuff people will fins you anyway.
By keeping your account you are justifying the existence of X's business model.
But the truth is that, below the surface, we still need X to gain popularity asap. And this is the original sin.
Find the courage and get rid of it.
The answer is simple. Privacy is only a sellng point for him. He uses it to fool people and make audience.
He is just opportunistic guy like many in the internet and in real life.