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How do we establish who owns a name in this DNS over Nostr? I guess you need to explicitly Trust whoever publishes the event.
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Newton 2y ago

No names anymore. What does that mean, please, nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z ?

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Vitor Pamplona 2y ago

Instead of including a domain+file name,

We would do this:

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devsou.com 2y ago

This syntax is ugly, better nostr://event/id (it's time to standardize this, isn't?)

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CamerišŸ¦ā€šŸ”„ 2y ago

Whatā€™s the // for? What would you be building with this?

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devsou.com 2y ago

Is used to standardize the access of web resources (aka URL). Imagine open any web browser and type "nostr://event/id" and suddenly see your requested data.

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CamerišŸ¦ā€šŸ”„ 2y ago

Well we canā€™t just copy stuff cause it looks pretty. RFC 3986 specifies that the double slash precedes the authority part of a URI ( user info @ domain : port ).

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devsou.com 2y ago

"userinfo@" is optional (but we can find out how this can be used by Nostr urls).