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What part of execution do you mean?
474 sats \ 4 replies \ @ek 12 Apr
No built-in key management, Primal’s centralized server disguised as "just a caching service," zaps you can fake according to the spec, the hyped dream of rebuilding the whole internet on top of websockets and JSON, too much faith in believing nostr will stay decentralized when it already isn’t because most users+influencers flocked to a centralized service the moment one with good UX showed up (Primal), not making security advisories in the NIPs repo public after they have been fixed
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All valid points
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Also it's losing users and you can feel it. Each time you come back it's more and more down to the hardcores.
At this stage Nostr should be at least gaining a modest number of users each month, definitely not losing users.
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I think growth is really really slow. The development is still new and under invested.
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It's not really slow growth though—it's actual shrinkage. Since the New Year down by about 12% or so. Also those dropping off are likely to be genuine users and not the suspect portion of the daily "trusted" pub keys. So maybe 20-30% shrinkage in actuality, who can say. These things go up and down, but it's been years at this general level already, and I have a feeling the next 12 months or so will determine how robust Nostr really is.
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