I’ve written about this a lot before.

For starters, the inability to truly delete your history helps make you more accountable. 

Second, we have zaps, a feedback system based on actual value that’s better than meaningless likes because it rewards users for posting better content.

Also, the Nostr is an open protocol that is continuously being built by its users. That includes the non-technical community. We’ve created a culture here where most people prefer to make friendships and find common ground even when they don’t agree on everything. Building a culture based on hope and optimism and anchored in sound money wins over centralized algorithms that squeeze advertising revenue out of their users by making them fight with each other for engagement. 

 Very interesting I mean I see your point. Also I see that your heart is with this project which is nice to see in a time full of ironic pessimistz.