James Lewis on Nostr: A parallel signing convention could cover both binary and JSON. The JSON and the ...
A parallel signing convention could cover both binary and JSON. The JSON and the binary could carry both signatures, so no matter the format in which it arrives, you always have a valid signature. This doubles the work for signers, but it might be useful for better systems compatibility, security, data volume, etc.
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2024-07-23 13:05:12Event JSON
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