I love the idea of the atmosphere, but looking at all the apps on @sifa.id, I still dont "get it". At least, I dont get those apps, anyway. All I feel are solutions-looking-for-problems vibes. Would love to feel differently, though.
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At the moment, it just seems to be an aggregator for atproto content. Not intending to minimise it with "just". An aggregator is useful, up to a point.
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And if you want the perfect example of developer-driven good-concept-bad-implementation, look at standard.site. It's like the very early days of Linux, where you had to hack scripts and config files. But this is really a judgement on the whole ecosystem, not sifa.
Oh I also very much see @standard.site as something aimed at developers, whereas @offprint.app / @pckt.blog / @leaflet.pub are the user-facing products that use it
Like LinkedIn is 24 years old. I don't have the illusion that @sifa.id will be as refined after just 4 months. Having said that: yes if we want to attract "the average Joe" as a user, we do need to be very appealing to that audience