That "like" usecase will cause you a lot of issues. In practice we have to save the like locally (and show it to the user) and retry sending to relays later. Otherwise, people will just get frustrated...
yeah I usually don't like more than 1-2 posts so I'm not the best example. But I think there's a lot of junk habbits based on Facebook, where people are used to liking 3 posts / second or zapping similarly. And I think Nostr clients don't necessary need to offer the same UX, audience might grow more deliberate, etc...
Also agree with you, but I think its a solution question. For ex. I can have instant reaction feedback with a local relay, and if I want to check my past interactions with the world I can check that relay
Also agree with you, but I think its a solution question. For ex. I can have instant reaction feedback with a local relay, and if I want to check my past interactions with the world I can check that relay
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