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Nostr is decentralized but it’s still quite concentrated. I don’t find anywhere near the diversity of viewpoints and ideas from those posting here, as I do on the social media platforms. It can be quite an echo-chamber - even on the universal feed. I understand and believe in the potential for it to become significantly diverse but it’s not there yet. Only when the left adopts it to argue with the right and the statist cucks come to fight the libertarians, will Nostr have truly succeeded. So, hopefully, some of your critics and detractors will come on over to argue with you…
I've been more and more disturbed by some of the posts I've seen on X.com recently so will follow your example. I'll probably use Nostr as my primary platform but will still call into Mastodon occassionally. I still find Nostr to be a bit too bitcoin intensive but this must change overtime.
Have you missed the ability to edit/delete messages? I’m very new to #Nostr and already made a few mistakes that I can’t undo (reposted the same post multiple times because of a buggy client). This makes me a bit nervous about going all in.
I did the same a months ago. I still look at the first 10 tweets or so once a day and it just reaffirms that this is the right move. Twitter is ULTRA toxic. Every single post has a negative sentiment about something. It's a giant cesspool where everyone fights against everyone. This just can't be good for the human brain. It's a cortisol and adrenaline vending machine. Here? Every post is "hey look guys, I build a cool thing, whaddaya think?"