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I think you should use a different kind instead of 30023. My feed is full of "long content articles" with nonsense objects

nostr:npub1scvyzz02ayma34hesz62pdrd5nhsmxp74hjq8msmfs9khh3r3drsnw68d8 do I prompt remove β€˜kind 30023’ by sharing art work? I only like to share the new art work like it does with cards at https://www.nostrpop.art

Mornin', catching up on things!

It looks like there are a few different kinds at play here with the POP Card listings (and shares). The cards themselves use a custom kind 30402 event, but their public listings use a kind 30023 (long-form content) event.

For example, this listing:

https://nostr-react-starter-iysi.shakespeare.to/art/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzqsa64uxz3ek0kx2mzlhqs0seavay4l06c4xek6a0zup8pmge8c6vqqwxzun5wahhy6edxymn2vekxgenyd3nxymnqttwx3jrzdnhpx56z5

The `naddr` translates to:

```

{

"pubkey": "43baaf0c28e6cfb195b17ee083e19eb3a4afdfac54d9b6baf170270ed193e34c",

"kind": 30023,

"identifier": "artwork-1753623263170-n4d16w"

}

```

The more ideal behavior would be for the site to render your custom kind 30402 event directly, and only create only that event on publish for your listing. As for how to phrase that request via a prompt, something akin to:

"This site publishes artwork as kind 30023 events and uses that event in the /art/naddr... url. This is wrong - the site should instead only publish the kind 30402 when creating new art cards and render the kind 30402 event directly on the page instead of wrapping it in a kind 30023 post. It should also only use the kind 30402 in the /art/naddr... url pattern, rather than kind 30023."

I've had to do something vaguely similar in the past (swapping events used by the application), and had success with this approach. Let me know if there is any difficulty with executing on this though.

So ad normie what do I do with this link?πŸ˜‚

You keep tagging Alex, Chad, and Derek til you close it

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This isn't a Shakespeare or MKStack issue. Those tools understand how to implement kind:30023. If you're tweaking code and making changes, over time AI can break things. This is the nature of AI tools as it tries to fix or do what you're trying to implement. If it's not working as expected, you simply tell the AI to fix it.

i.e You implemented the blogging feature of NIP-23 on my blog page incorrectly. Read NIP-23 and make changes to the code to match the specification.

You can also be more specific to what it's doing wrong.