It feels like most on here in Nostr falls into one of these categories.
Anti-Monero (Know about Monero, and hate it)
Monero-ignorant (Don't know about, or understand Monero)
Monero-Tolerant (People who don't prefer, or use Monero but tolerate it)
Monero-Curious (people who are pro-btc but are open to using Monero)
Monero-Hybridist (Monero people that also use Bitcoin)
Monero-Maxis (Monero only)
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Obviously people will fall into one of those categories since you listed literally all of the options.....
For example (please no debate, just using as an example):
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@caleb @_ would be considered Monero curious.
@Ape Mithrandir would be considered a Monero hybridist.
@Saberhagen The Nameless would be considered a Monero Maxi.
There's plenty of others as examples but this is just a broad categorization, it could also be a spectrum too maybe π€.
Gives a quick list for those who want a starting point of who to follow, and who to avoid.
So I guess tagging @DarthCoin βΏβ‘οΈ @πΎππ πΎπππππ @deeznuts @Tara causes nostr to act silly for some reason π€?
I'm not sure why.
We can all just get along . No anti this anti that.
In the ideal world that would be true.
Oh nice... another monerotard to mute
You can't live in an echo-chamber forever.
Eventually you'll have to grow up, and learn to accept the opinions of others.


I'm strongly a Monero guy but I wouldn't call myself a Monero maxi π
(I guess it depends what you mean by maxi) more like a a maxi of the Monero spirit where ever it emerges. I originally started as a Bitcoin user and I'm still one. Theres still a subset of Bitcoiners with that same spirit. I think a handful of other coins are promising too.
There really are no others that compete as a complete package imo (default privacy, critical self-examination and relentless improvement, the uncompromising ethos of the Monero community, etc). Without a doubt there are cryptocurrencies that have their own specific advantages over Monero though.
Monero is also by far the most used privacy coin. There's not even a close contender.
I say you're the Monero Maxi here since you're in most of the Monero vs BTC debate threads, and made the monero following list.
Maybe there's are other who would fit the title more appropriately but as far as I'm aware you're the closest to that description.
I donβt mind the stuff and there are things I really like. Really just the supply auditability, the tail emission, and the relatively small amount of security via proof of work keep me from being a strong belieber and long time/large position hodler
some people at the top like Matt Odell are very monero-curious, I'd also add a category for "Monero-Avoidist" - they know about it, know people use it, but AVOIDS talking about it or saying its name directly, like jack dorsey, they will say things like "privacy coins" instead