pam on Nostr: Is it addictive now? I visit occasionally for breaks and in support, but haven't ...
Is it addictive now? I visit occasionally for breaks and in support, but haven't found it addictive.
I do think a positive reinforcement approach is better. For example using negative reinforcement, like threatening to delete free relay storage to force payments on private relays, could be risky.
Instead, we can encourage ways for free relays to bring in more users and we can all brainstorm ways to monetize by providing value that people are willing to pay for.
I think being able to switch between private and public (gossip) relays is also valuable. And I think if you can't delete, then being able to move that data to a private relay and try to delete off gossip natured relay could be an option too.
I do think simple and friendly user design is the the bomb and the key to the treasure chest
I do think a positive reinforcement approach is better. For example using negative reinforcement, like threatening to delete free relay storage to force payments on private relays, could be risky.
Instead, we can encourage ways for free relays to bring in more users and we can all brainstorm ways to monetize by providing value that people are willing to pay for.
I think being able to switch between private and public (gossip) relays is also valuable. And I think if you can't delete, then being able to move that data to a private relay and try to delete off gossip natured relay could be an option too.
I do think simple and friendly user design is the the bomb and the key to the treasure chest