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2026-09-03 12:38:08 UTC
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Lez on Nostr: Not specifically Cashu, what I'm trying to say is that just by reading the kind 1 ...

Not specifically Cashu, what I'm trying to say is that just by reading the kind 1 events the perception of the big picture is usually shinier than the reality. Cashu is just an example, White Noise or Primal are others. Or lightning.

The dynamics of kind 1 space is so that individuals will only take on few battles because nobody has capacity to fight on many fronts. This means arguments about broader topics are either superficial or just trolling, or when real conclusions happen, these are not accessible / searchable to the public.

Communities, if they are organized around specific topics, could together build knowledge base, have a real voice, they can build reputation over time. E.g. if a community of professional UX designers / developers / testers come together to form an organizaton for better UX on nostr, they (as an organization) can publish their educated opinion about apps, tools usability, and by time they could gain authority in this topic.

So I'm using the community as a broader term, not the classic feed-oriented usecase, but also extending with common knowledge base, clear roles, internal finances if needed, etc. like a real world organization.