"there are too many NIPs, I liked when the protocol was just a half-dozen NIPs" "we will need hundreds of thousands of NIPs in order to standardize all forms of human communication"

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I believe only the base protocol needs to be standardized. After that, a standard for creating application-specific events or event types should be established, allowing for unambiguous numbering for each subprotocol or application. Each application can then create its own standards, separate from the base protocol.
see this thread? 0xchat and amethyst are in conflict because both are using the protocol in different ways. Interoperability is already compromised;
Girino Vey!'s avatar Girino Vey!
ele inseriu o link pra um perfil de forma fora do padrão: (o certo seria "nostr:npub...", ou so o npub, sem a arroba. A maioria dos clientes não vai aceitar. parece bug do 0xchat) image
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so either you simplify the main protocol and any fancy stuff clients implement must be done in optional events or fields, or you make anything into nips everyone has to follow and the protocol becomes bloated and new clients will never be able to keep up.
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water783 1 year ago
I’m a bit confused. 0xChat doesn’t use @npub, which is not the standard practice.
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water783 1 year ago
What I’m referring to here is the implementation of mentions :). Some clients use @npub, but the standard practice is nostr:npub.
It's always frustrating when a client decides to buck the standards in favor of some unique implementation. I wish interoperability was prioritized more often than it is.
Allegedly we already have too many NIPs.
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"there are too many NIPs, I liked when the protocol was just a half-dozen NIPs" "we will need hundreds of thousands of NIPs in order to standardize all forms of human communication"
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How do you ensure no one sees the original message if you edit the post?
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"there are too many NIPs, I liked when the protocol was just a half-dozen NIPs" "we will need hundreds of thousands of NIPs in order to standardize all forms of human communication"
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