Thread - Nostr Hypermedia

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NIP-94 was never intended to be used for inline images in social clients, right? It was meant for those other apps that would create markes for files and other crazy filesharing applications. @Vitor Pamplona @Kieran Please don't do this. Please don't break backwards-compatibility in these crazy ways.

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Kieran kieran@snort.social 2 years ago

A link is a link right? I only implemented parsing NIP-94 links for now

jb55 _@jb55.com 2 years ago

Exactly. I didn’t not expect it to be used this way either. If we want image metadata we can include it in a small TLV encoded string in the tags that references the URL (by index)

PABLOF7z _@f7z.io 2 years ago

💯💯💯

Change this if you want 2 years ago

For real wtf 😁

Stuart Bowman _@satellite.earth 2 years ago

I agree. For the sake of simplicity interoperability it doesn't make sense to have multiple competing ways of embedding media in a basic social feed. That's just going to make it harder for client developers.

Heri Sim hsim@onlyzaps.club 2 years ago

The definition of a hypertext reference or resource could be revisited. Afterall, it's strange that Subresource Integrity is not part of nostr notes, considering that in the world of NFTs, JSON referring to external images are hashed.

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