I can answer this, because time is limited, I don't want to and can't pay attention to so many things, so I dedicate my time to read a tiny set of people individually - less is more.

- let's say if I want to learn about Bitcoin, then I'd get my info from the top, e.g. the builders or old Bitcoiners, instead of those influencers.

- or let's say I want to get good information about Turkey, then I'd get my info from locals or people who know what's going on in the ground instead of those flirting around travelers.

I guess it's about a. identifying what info you want to get b. finding the best source you can possibly find c. less is more - this applies to learning ANYTHING.

*might be a bit off-topic, but most people think the more they follow they more the will learn is just often not this case.*


right! But with this follow method, how do you do it? Do you go to each one individually or do you have another account ? you don't have to answer ;)

0xbitcoiner

haha, I might do this later, but then I don't use Nostr that much, and I don't like all this follow and follow back social media thing, e.g. I don't follow you in public that doesn't mean that I don't pay attention to you or I follow you it also doesn't mean that I agree with everything you say.

>you can also selectively show your followings

Natalia

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saloon

> I don't follow anyone there.

That seems a bit extreme to me and breaks the spirit of the nostr. What if everyone did the same?