Nostr Web Client

I am considering enabling Amethyst to write a replaceable kind 1 (new kind:30111) to allow users to edit their past posts at will.

It would work in a similar way Habla News works, but using Kind 1's style of small posts instead of markdown and long-form content of kind:30023.

Of course, we could also write kind:30023 (blog posts) directly, but it would pollute most of the Blogging interfaces with short posts.

What do you all think?

Vitor Pamplona 2y ago 💬 6

The alternative to this is to simply delete the kind1 post and rewrite it with a created_at date in the past. It would work today as is, but then most people and clients will not even notice the post has changed.

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Fabiano 2y ago

I ask the relays to delete a wrongly written note. I am not sure all of them comply with my request.

Then I write again the same one with the corrections and hope it becomes the only one.

noKYC ⚡︎ 2y ago

I don't think I like the idea, imagine boosting a note that in the future can be changed without any kind of warning.

Vitor Pamplona 2y ago

You can always boost a given version of a replaceable event. In fact, that is how it should be coded. The boost has a e tag for the version and an a tag for the most updated post. The client should show the original version with a message to update to the latest if the user wants.

noKYC ⚡︎ 2y ago

I understand, so my opinion is neutral, I am not interested in changing my grades. 🤣🤣

Vitor Pamplona 2y ago

The question is: do you like freedom enough to let other people change their grades? :)

noKYC ⚡︎ 2y ago

Good question, I like freedom enough to accept anything that doesn't violate someone's rights to life and property, so yes. 🤙