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Peter Todd
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Eltoo with friends, LN with randos.

Depends on the circumstances.

If you have a channel with a mostly trusted counterparty, B.

But in a decentralized environment where you have channels with totally untrustworthy peers, A.

Well they're used to things like Facebook which take weeks or even months to actually delete anything.

One UI compromise could be to require people to enter in their seed (or part of their seed) for delete to work.

I tip with a wallet connected to my own node, so I'm earning routing fees every time I tip! 😁😁😁

...and quotes is definitely something nostr has over Mastodon.

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It's a pet name, not a global name space. So no such thing as reserving one.

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NIP-3 specifies how to use OpenTimestamps to timestamp events, proving they existed prior to a point in time: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/03.md

But it may also be useful to prove events were created _after_ a point in time. The easiest way to do that would be to add a tag with a recent block hash to every event you create.

NIP-3 specifies how to use OpenTimestamps to timestamp events, proving they existed prior to a point in time: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/03.md

But it may also be useful to prove events were created _after_ a point in time. The easiest way to do that would be to add a tag with a recent block hash to every event you create.