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Replaceable events is not the right way to handle this use case. Instead, people should be able to issue either annotations that get shown alongside the original note, or patches that modify the note so people can see a history. Ruggability is not a feature.
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Vitor Pamplona 2y ago

So you are saying the blog system of 30023 is wrong? Because this one is not any different than that.

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hodlbod 2y ago

Blog content I think is different. It would be nice if it had a history that could be audited, but I think people expect blogs to update their contents more than they expect one-off statements to be modified. One-offs are very granular, they don't have multiple component parts that may need adjustment after the fact. Even so, most blog updates usually take the form of "Update: I was wrong in point 37, @person corrected me."

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Vitor Pamplona 2y ago

Not for much longer. Now that Twitter and Threads do provide editable tweets, its only a matter of time to get into everything else.

But yes, ideally we show the history of edits.