Interesting. I didn’t make it. I’m only just starting to build editing and creating lists into Listr.
Right now, I’m just querying a bunch of relays for type 1000 (mute), 10001 (pin), 30000 (people), and 30001 (bookmarks) lists.
That means it must have been created elsewhere.
I have noticed that some clients are using lists to manage scroll or read positions, etc. But it’s nearly impossible to tell who because there aren’t any user agents in most cases.
I tried creating a list on nostrgram, it shows up on listr, but appears empty there..
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yeah, it's kinda bullshit; these events are becoming a dumping ground for app metadata 😕
I think this issue was that replaceable events kind range from 30,000 was defined before reserving 30,000-3 for lists, etc.
Everyone always seem to pick the first or last numbers in an open range.
Yeah, that’s so funny, I always instinctively go for a random number; that’s how I got to 9802 for highlights 😅
I always liked this story of a simpler time. https://www.ssh.com/academy/ssh/port
I saw this list on #[3] ‘s profile. Tried to reply to his post nostr:note1rlajuejr9nlju5g8gptm9z6tj64yhuraujuys58mlt0j0kuyd4usj8nel8 but, it didn’t work out as intended for some reason 🤔
