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NIP-05 is weird... It's supposed to be a mapping to a DNS identifier, so it sounds logical to use DNS for that - but no, you have to use HTTP/S and a well-known file. I guess I understand that it's more universal through well-known, but it still seems weird to me
Or am I missing something?
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2025-12-28 14:46:13 UTCEvent JSON
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"content": "NIP-05 is weird... It's supposed to be a mapping to a DNS identifier, so it sounds logical to use DNS for that - but no, you have to use HTTP/S and a well-known file. I guess I understand that it's more universal through well-known, but it still seems weird to me\n\nOr am I missing something?",
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