Can @Primal or Nostr in general support something like Twitter's lists?
Having one big chronological timeline gets too much to read once you follow around 200 people. Sorting them into lists and then reading about a specific topic is one way to manage information overload (and to remember why I followed someone).
#asknostr
mbrochh / Martin
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2024-08-02 22:21:43
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