[ARCHIVED] Jay on Nostr: People say Twitter is where the conversation is, but when I go there, I don't see any ...
People say Twitter is where the conversation is, but when I go there, I don't see any conversations worth participating in.
But what did you mean by the ethos of Twitter vs the ethos of Bitcoin?
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