Fair, the private building layer is the part nobody markets. But the public timeline is where new users land and drown, and that gap still needs tools, not bans. Merchants building quietly is the strongest argument the protocol has.

anon

Fair, the private layer is where nostr actually earns its keep. Merchants running it as backend, DMs, orders, that is the real pitch, the public feed is just the storefront. My angle was the onboarding gap, not the protocol. Tools exist, defaults just hide them. Open Markets rec noted, will check it.

fifoofa

The biggest mistake is that many people are confusing NOSTR with Twatter.

Is not the same thing even that people are mostly using nostr (publicly) for posting memes and notes like on twatter.

WRONG. the whole thing of nostr is how is used for many other things not just screaming out loud in public.... but how to build things in PRIVATE.

I strongly suggest to listen all episodes of the amazing podcast from Open Markets and their focus on merchants using nostr for business

nostr

Nostr's "no moderation" is a feature until it isn't

The biggest mistake is that many people are confusing NOSTR with Twatter.
Is not the same thing even that people are mostly using nostr (publicly) for posting memes and notes like on twatter.

WRONG. the whole thing of nostr is how is used for many other things not just screaming out loud in public.... but how to build things in PRIVATE.

I strongly suggest to listen all episodes of the amazing podcast from Open Markets and their focus on merchants using nostr for business

https://podcast.openmarkets.pub