More or less, I'm still working out the details as I go along, and the model itself isn't very well defined. Below is a diagram by

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Gossip relay model diagram by #[1]

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This is a leak! ;)

All credits for the idea/diagram to #[0]

Yes it is not the finished version, work in progress.

It's very useful and explains already very well the idea behind the "gossip relay model", though.

Looking forward to the 'final' version!!

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D'oh sorry, didn't realize it wasn't ready for prime time.

I was joking, no problem!

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Let's call this model the NIP-65 read-write relay model. Because the term "gossip relay model" has been used to mean dynamically fetching stuff from where it is likely to be. This particular redefinition of the meanings/purposes of 'read' and 'write' relays arose during the drafting of NIP-65 and is a refinement to what gossip was doing previously.

Other than using kind-10002 to store the relays list, does Nostros implement the relay model defined in NIP-65??

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