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confirmed . dig @localhost -p 5354@npub1h9ta...rhx0.nostr ; ANSWER SECTION:@npub1h9ta...rhx0.nostr. 3600 IN A 172.105.26.76 and PING@npub1h9ta...rhx0.npub.openproof.org (172.105.26.76) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 172-105-26-76.ip.linodeusercontent.com (172.105.26.76): icmp_seq=1 ttl=49 time=166 ms checks out

why does it open the same website as just openproof.org? will this work if openproof.org domain gets seized?

as long as you use no-dns from @Arjen and the nostr network completel indep. of the official DNS

I checked @Arjen profile but did not find a link to NoDNS info. Any more help please?

Ok, I am not 100% sure how Nostr works, but why does this same message look differently and resolve to different urls in Primal and Phoenix? primal.net: https://npub1h9taws9gujwja2weyxzhawfahwqljcm3cs7wjv5vv70dvtx637wsl8rhx0.npub.openproof.org/ phoenix.social https://phoenix.social/nprofile1qqstj47hgz5wf8fw48vjrpt7hy7mhq0evdcug08fx2xx08kk9ndgl8gc0nk6d The first link opens openproof.org web site, the second this empty profile: Am I missing something?

Two completely independent approaches using the same signed data. no-dns is an alternate namespace root; dnspub (as I am now calling it) is a namespace leaf added on the existing dns