Hey, I ended up reading this blog post and found it interesting enough that I clicked on the blogs section and read all of the posts about LP, WAN, and stuff like that.
My only thought is that you came to the conclusion that reticulum seemed to be better as far as ease of use than meshcore did. I've actually had just the opposite experience where I was able to get up and running with meshcore quite easily, but reticulum is a bit baffling. Don't get me wrong, I really like reticulum. I just feel as though it needs more development time. As just a quick example, I have my LXMF and LXST app, and I am unable to prevent people from giving me audio calls when I don't want them. While Nomad Net may be interesting, I'm particularly interested in a recent development where you can use actual HTTP over reticulum with rserver and meshbrowser and just use http://destinationhash as the web address, and know that since it's reticulum, it's going to be properly encrypted, similar to how you see HTTP on Tor or I2P, and it's okay, because you know that they are encrypted themselves.
