Given the (current) lack of interoperability, are you concerned that a small pool of users may be spread too thin amongst the various protocols, thus making it even more difficult for any one protocol to achieve network effects?

Given the open source nature of the protocols, what do you see as the best way for protocols to attract users? Court a centralized entity to dedicate itself to a protocol and perform business development functions for that specific protocol?

Zapping because you brought it to our attention, not because I like it (I don't like it)

A miner activated soft fork without Core (or economic node runner) support is a bold move.

Good write up. I know there's a lot of ways to skin the cat, but having something APO-like will be huge for lightning / layer 2 stuff. I know more about APO than any of the CTV or OP_VAULT stuff, but perhaps one of them can achieve similar end goals. It's all so hard to invest the effort in learning any of it when I've been waiting on APO since I heard of it in 2019.

I'm intrigued by TBDXXX, but relying on it and pushing for it is how we get into the push backs we have before. Same thing with all the imaginary chains off of bitcoin proposals.

If you're building a company or product that relies on a soft fork, you're simply NGMI. Might have worked on the early days of segwit which everyone knew we needed but it won't work again. Hopefully TBDXXX can do some things normally and unique before then and can take advantage of any softfork if and when one comes.

Refactoring fiatjaf’s noscl which is a nostr command line utility. Very cool and makes starting a bot army trivial.

Nostr needs to figure this out or else DOSing nostr can be done by anyone.

I suggest we require payments to use relays.

If I take too much out how am I supposed to zap you fine gentlemen?

One of my cousins haa two kids. Both her babies came out normally within 10 20 minutes in labour even after the doctor's suggested otherwise.

I think this recent surge in C-Section might kill the ability in women of delivering babies normally overtime. Also listened that many women deliberately have c-section. Don't understand the reasoning behind this.