Daryn Cavalier on Nostr: This is something I've been thinking about a lot. All traditional business offer a ...

This is something I've been thinking about a lot. All traditional business offer a good or service in response to a market demand. This naturally creates a need to advertise the available good or service which is accompanied with on boarding assistance and ongoing support for whatever they are offering.

We are not at a point in society where self/digital Sovereignty are cool or attractive to most. And, because nostr is not a business there is no firm or customer facing entity to explain the benefits, use cases, and advantages of such. Also there is a definite learning curve to the use of bitcoin/nostr and that burden falls upon the individual.

It does seem like there is space to offer some of these things as a service. To be a "user facing" representative of the protocol