TheGuySwann on Nostr: A simple scroll through your profile: • The posts kinda look scripted with the ...
A simple scroll through your profile:
• The posts kinda look scripted with the short line and then bunch of hashtags, people might be passing it off as a bot.
• Posts are not very frequent, takes a bit to catch attention from someone who wants to engage if they aren’t sure who you are (trust networks are big here, this is why it’s a lot of bitcoiners)
• You don’t seem to be engaging with anyone, I would encourage more conversation and replies. In fact had it not been for this comment, I might not have had any clear indication that it wasn’t just a political post bot.
• Follow more people. Because there is no algorithm or “curated experience” for new users, everything is dependent upon following a large group for good posts, and then engaging with them.
It’s a little different than social media, because they actually do a lot to cater the experience so that certain things get engagement and that new users are pushed in particular directions and find a “community” to get angry over the same things to keep them locked in. #Nostr is a raw social network. It doesn’t have those things. It’s kinda like joining a huge party where you don’t know anyone. You gotta go up and talk to people and meet them. Not many scroll the global feed just looking for good posts I don’t think. So if you don’t engage, you likely won’t reach many people.
That’s my 2 sats. Hope this helps man.
• The posts kinda look scripted with the short line and then bunch of hashtags, people might be passing it off as a bot.
• Posts are not very frequent, takes a bit to catch attention from someone who wants to engage if they aren’t sure who you are (trust networks are big here, this is why it’s a lot of bitcoiners)
• You don’t seem to be engaging with anyone, I would encourage more conversation and replies. In fact had it not been for this comment, I might not have had any clear indication that it wasn’t just a political post bot.
• Follow more people. Because there is no algorithm or “curated experience” for new users, everything is dependent upon following a large group for good posts, and then engaging with them.
It’s a little different than social media, because they actually do a lot to cater the experience so that certain things get engagement and that new users are pushed in particular directions and find a “community” to get angry over the same things to keep them locked in. #Nostr is a raw social network. It doesn’t have those things. It’s kinda like joining a huge party where you don’t know anyone. You gotta go up and talk to people and meet them. Not many scroll the global feed just looking for good posts I don’t think. So if you don’t engage, you likely won’t reach many people.
That’s my 2 sats. Hope this helps man.