Adoption is hard, but we're getting there. Much more people know about the project nowadays and we have more instances than ever. Unfortunately, there is a lot of tribalism, so over the last five years multiple people told us to drop support for a certain key or protocol. For example, Ethereum guys suggested us to stop supporting Nostr keys, while Nostr guys recommended us to stop supporting Ethereum keys, which clearly shows that many devs want to keep users within their own walled gardens without any interoperability. Spasm is different. We're fully agnostic by design, but it's a double-edge sword because many "community leaders" don't want to build bridges to other ecosystems even if those ecosystems provide valuable solutions. Anyway, we're building and growing, so the future is bright. I think that PGP support can be a game changer since there are no privacy-preserving nojs forums with self-custody.

GPG is definitely one of the most interesting and also very challenging keys to integrate. I'm now working on a new nojs Spasm frontend with the long-term goal of turning it into the most private nojs forum with a fully agnostic architecture, self-custody, and PGP support. But there are also plans to add more conventional private keys like Solana since they are much easier to integrate.