Something fascinating I've begun to notice on #Nostr is that good content that is old, shows back up more often than on Twitter.
Twitter does so much to suppress anything that isn't new to incentivize the addictiveness and feeling that without it you don't know what's going on, that I hadn't even thought about it until i realized i was seeing older posts that were just still slowly circulating even after months. I wonder if this will have a meaningful impact in some way about how we interact with it? 🤔
TheGuySwann / Guy Swann
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2023-07-17 00:06:22
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