Yeah, but if we're to obsolete likes and sort by zaps, this exploit should be solved first.

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Truly! Then again most people probably wouldn't do this, so maybe it's not that big of an issue?

Not sure I see HOW though. I understand your point, but don't really see the way forward. Wallets / wallet providers don't share user data (on purpose) so provider A cannot know for a fact that the zap/payment incoming is from the same user but from a wallet in provider B.

This is where I believe in you figuring it out... you've never let Uncle Rockstar down 😉

It’s a shame there wasn’t more discussion when the zap spec was being built out. But I’m sure we can investigate something.

Yes! 💯

Needed more discussion!

I wish everyone was coming to #[7] so discussions like this could take place.

Well, seems #[8] is already on it https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/274

lol, people didn't pay attention in the zap PR, "discussion" is not where it's at with zaps

Clients could enforce that users need to set their pubkey when creating a Lightning address that should support nip57. Then providers could check for a matching p-Tag

likes are a gateway drug, we can’t get rid of them

At this point I realize that we're reached pattern: likes will go away on their own when better solution is in place.

If only there were a way to make likes also send sats...

Automatically, from your own non-custodial wallet...

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I don't see how it could be solved without introducing deanonymization / KYC; a new npub could be generated for the spoofing, after all.