Test reply, do you read me? I think something is really wrong with my relays. Which 4 ones should I set? Jumble does no allow more than that it seems D:

started with Iris, tried other clients, got frustrated at barely any client existing for both mobile and desktop for a cohesive experience, tried to understand how domains work, gave up about it when I realized I don't have a server and don't want one (yet), got annoyed by all the Bitcoiners and Sats and Zaps which I have zero interest in, got back into the game with Jumble, and right now wondering why Jumble does not notify me at all about your reply here :)))

Ich glaub auch manchmal dieses monokausale 'Denken' is total schwer zu überwinden. So richtig abgelegt hab ich es erst nachdem ich ein bißchen mit wissenschaftlicher Arbeit in Berührung gekommen bin (btw: Test ob dieser Kommentar überhaupt sichtbar für dich ist...)

Let nobody say I'm not quick to change my mind at times. Thanks to everything you said, I quit Masto. x) Granted, my confusion at 'mostr' bridged accounts led to me believing more ppl are using it already than I thought and it doesn't seem possible to reply to those bridged posts with them seeing them, but eh, give it a few years I suppose. My ties on socmed are loose, and the important ppl are all also on Bsky anyway, if not here. So anyway, thanks for your patient explaining, it paid off I suppose, I treat nostr as the go-to free web/socmed for now and will recommend it as such.

Can recommend Niagara. Takes some getting used to but now I wouldn't have it any other way :)

I've been here a while, sporadically checking and posting, but my impression stands: the anything-but-obvious path to using #nostr both on desktop and mobile, and the lack of a quick and seamless setup and onboarding for any kind of person with near-zero foreknowledge is what I think the greatest entry barrier for most people. Compared to this, Fedi is a cakewalk (and it always felt that way to me, but apparently not to most people).