Similar, but somewhat unrelated: there's obviously no delete feature, and even if there was some relays would probably just disregard. But what about an event that signals to relays "this is a replacement event" such that a client could build a UX around showing the edited / newer version of said event, but in the details show the ancestry / prior related events? That way clients and relays that want to support editing can, while others can continue with the "all tweets are final" approach. I highly doubt I'm the first to suggest, but didn't know where to look.
Habla does use replaceable events. You can edit your blog posts.
So, as a reader on habla, can I see the edit history by looking through previous events?
Not yet, I think. But you could. Relays just need to keep older events ready.
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