Well, that's the beauty of nostr. Anyone can start doing it and there is very little we can do to stop it.
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Indeed :)
After sleeping on it I’ve kinda changed my mind. I’m now favoring #[2]‘s approach. It gives accessibility options and if the file is changed or goes missing (404) then the relays can be queried for another URL for the same file. That’s kinda major. That to me is backwards compatibility and worth the hassle of the change.
