on primal you only read from a single relay, theirs. when you configure a relay its only for which relays you write to I believe.

on damus the relay list are both the relays you read from and write to.

some clients even go further and allow you to configure relays you write to and read from separately.

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If you need a smaller channel, you can open one to Megalith for 250K sats.

Pretty sure the channel partners are the ones who set the minimum, not Alby.

As a “technically comfortable” but new-to-noderunning (non-developer) user, I’ve found AlbyHub to be extremely user friendly and well-functioning, especially for a first release.

Had a handful of questions/issues and received top-notch support (I’d be surprised if they’re not sick of me by now lol)

I think all of the Alby Hub channel partners are “recommended” LSPs — you can always open a channel to other nodes if you want, but it’s best to communicate with them first or make sure they’re expecting the channel open, if you want a reliable relationship.

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