haldane on Nostr: This is an interesting advantage of an open protocol. An app like Substack is ...
This is an interesting advantage of an open protocol. An app like Substack is designed with the idea that everyone is a creator, but of course it also has to cater to people who are primarily consumers of content. But is there any precedent for this? The closest thing I can think of for a reader-focused app centered around an open format is an RSS reader. Is there enough demand for an app that caters only to Nostr readers?
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