Nostrya (decentralized github) design question: when syncing through the bridge to a legacy hosting (say, github), there's no way to push a comment or issue to github if the author isn't present on github.
Right now `bridge push` simply skips the comment. Obviously this is a mediocre solution.
What if repository hoster (AKA nostrya relay) would push it with his github token? This way some comments will be misauthored on github, but at least they would be present there.
Ideas?
#nostrhack
akhavr
npub1kr…nahts
2023-03-13 20:43:54
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2023-03-13 20:43:54Event JSON
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