- http://relay.team/

- https://relay.farm/

No strong view, just experimenting, like the innovation

Should look good on most clients including command line tho, so a balance to be struck, for sure

Will be an optional extra

On chain commitment to prevent double spending type race conditions, leading to smart contracts over nostr

Super commit is not required for commit

Commit is not required for patch

Correct, you need auth

1. patch

2. commit

3. super commit

This actually adds a whole new dimension to the work flow, you can do commits and interim commits for a realtime effect. I'll add this as step 2 I think. Imagine realtime updating apps anchored to git.

Thank you! But, let me put it live first

Will add an ln address

I am

Working on it! Testing key conversion rn

https://github.com/melvincarvalho/noskey#example-output

```

10 print hello

20 goto 10

```

····# code block

····print '3 backticks or'

····print 'indent 4 spaces'

Code like this

------------------

····10 print hello

····20 goto 10

common mark

=============

code

------

....10 print hello

....20 goto 10

***

List

-----

- nostr

- fixes

- this

**Numbered**

1. Nostr

2. Fixes

3. This

Snort now support commonmark

https://commonmark.org/help/

I was testing it

Fairly unobtrusive imo

Several clients now support it, astral, member cash, others

Props

Snort now uses common mark markdown

https://commonmark.org/

**Table of Contents**

1. [Heading 1](#heading-1)

2. [Heading 2](#heading-2)

3. [Heading 3](#heading-3)

## Heading 1

This is an example of using [inline links](http://www.example.com) and [inline image]() in CommonMark Markdown.

## Heading 2

This is an example of using a block quote:

> This is a block quote. It can be used to explain, elaborate, or emphasize a point.

## Heading 3

This is an example of using a code block:

```

int main() {

printf("Hello, world!");

return 0;

}

```

# This is a **beautiful** and *intricate* markdown

> It is created with markdown features

## Here is a [link to a popular markdown guide](https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/)

### Heading 3

Here's a basic list:

- List item 1

- List item 2

- List item 3

1. Numbered list item 1

2. Numbered list item 2

3. Numbered list item 3

Now let's try a **table**:

| Column 1 | Column 2 |

| -------------- | ------------- |

| Row 1 Cell 1 | Row 1 Cell 2 |

| Row 2 Cell 1 | Row 2 Cell 2 |

Finally, let's add an image:


# Worked

## Worked

### Worked

worked