When Twitter first started, people also wanted edits and longer messages, yet arguably it took off because of limitations not despite of them.

If Amethyst ends up being the preferred client of 5% of all users and fails to convince others to adopt editing, those users will assume they can edit as in fact they do, yet 95% of their followers only ever see the unedited version. This causes confusion and I think if other devs remain reluctant to adopt editing notes, retiring this feature should be an option.

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Like I said before, I don't think this "confusion" is a valid argument. That is always going to be the case with nostr. Heck.. people are confused that different kind 1 clients show different feeds. If they post in one, it's not guaranteed that it will show on the others. So, to me this argument doesn't make much sense. Clients will never show the same thing. We must embrace this "confusion" of feature differences between clients. That's what makes Nostr, nostr.