dikaios1517 on Nostr: So, that's the rough part about an open and decentralized protocol, right? There's no ...
So, that's the rough part about an open and decentralized protocol, right? There's no central vision and no authority to provide one.
Anyone can build anything they want and user experience is therefore very dependent on the developers of each individual client.
We might see some change with what jack (nprofile…67ea) is proposing here:
More cooperation to improve the protocol and applications built around it would be welcomed, for sure.
I'm a but of a weirdo in that I enjoy trying out new and unrefined technologies, and particularly those that look promising for improving freedom. Yet, I know that most folks aren't like me. They want the freedom, but they also want a good experience.
To some extent freedom will always come with more responsibility than what folks are used to, but good design and sensible defaults can also help with the learning curve immensely.
Anyone can build anything they want and user experience is therefore very dependent on the developers of each individual client.
We might see some change with what jack (nprofile…67ea) is proposing here:
quoting nevent1q…737ri’m going to create a fund to grant a collection of nostr clients and adjacent technologies to work together on a comprehensive vision to focus on public/private communities, commerce, and ai.
much better than creating my own client.
more soon.
More cooperation to improve the protocol and applications built around it would be welcomed, for sure.
I'm a but of a weirdo in that I enjoy trying out new and unrefined technologies, and particularly those that look promising for improving freedom. Yet, I know that most folks aren't like me. They want the freedom, but they also want a good experience.
To some extent freedom will always come with more responsibility than what folks are used to, but good design and sensible defaults can also help with the learning curve immensely.