can you recommend a good resource that explains the differences between these protocols from the ground up (that might help a novice more fully appreciate your comments)? web search and read is my default but often not very efficient.. 

 could it filter results by criteria such as number of replies, reposts, hearts, or sata zapped? 

 agree that calling it a Google Search is not contextually congruent. is there a different way to accuratey refer to an efficient search that can be filtered? 

 a basic diagram of how the protocol functions could be helpful without invoking bias 

 or perhaps GitTr is more etymologicaly accurate 

 but I see now that str is the accepted suffix for nostrified 

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 Interesting. Hope further research can clarify exactly how mitochondria are effected and suggest a treatment. 

 Preston, I got carried away and zapped this post thinking I was tipping you directly. How can I publicly tip you for your episodes? vmvd please enjoy the sats :) 

 what post were you referring to here? I don't see a reference in Primal.. 

 though would missing ordinals really affect fee estimation as long as there's an adequate sample domain of transaction fee sizes? (fyi this is Signoi from RaspiBolt) 

 I'm sure that for some like myself likes get my dopamine flowing a little, though agree that zaps are more exciting.

Functionally, likes could also add value if you could sort a searchable nostr database by them, or incorportate into seach algo.

But I do think it would be interesting to see how a zaps and reposts only network would grow differently from one with likes. 

 Etymologically, wouldn't gittr make more sense?