I use both nostr and lemmy.
I enjoy the Reddit style interface of Lemmy,
much more than the Twitter style interface of Nostr.
My guess is because I'm less interested in what individuals have to say and more interested in topics and the lemmy community model fits me better. On nostr you have hashtags, but they are just Twitter style posts with certain topics added to them.
npub1ge…ejcs3
2026-01-02 10:55:12 CET
in reply to nevent1q…lpg9
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wss://relay.snort.socialPublished at
2026-01-02 10:55:12 CETEvent JSON
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