Your instructions use a / which means either / or…
If you gonna be particular then be specific that you want BOTH such as use the term “and” or a “+” symbol
Discussion
Excellent feedback!
Zapped ⚡️
Sure thing. You are welcome.
As a side note (pun intended) the matter is confused becasue the headline of your note uses the “/“ as an either or.
I know on Nostr there isn’t (yet 🤞) an edit button so you can’t change it.
Just something to be aware of for the future. 😎
Cheers and thanks for the ⚡️