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Iβve been using this as reference:
And then once Iβve made that bit, in Castopod as @bitpunk.fm is typing has said, thereβs a box to copy and paste it into either in βedit podcastβ if you want it to apply to every episode, or βedit episodeβ if it changes each episode. Itβs called βadditional RSS tagsβ.
Value Recipient - Podcast Namespace - Podcasting 2.0
Currently, you value block looks like this:
<podcast:value type="lightning" method="keysend">
<podcast:valueRecipient name="thekalimerashow@getalby.com" type="node" address="039c6ce177bcbff05924bad1ab2e877b06ebf9201ea1e039886ad84ebc73e716c3" customKey="696969" customValue="1" split="100"/>
</podcast:value>
Say your manager, George, in his endless generosity suggests you add a split for @nobody and me. 3% each, because of course Merlin and @Rexi 𦴠deserve treats too. Then it would look like this:
<podcast:value type="lightning" method="keysend">
<podcast:valueRecipient name="thekalimerashow@getalby.com" type="node" address="039c6ce177bcbff05924bad1ab2e877b06ebf9201ea1e039886ad84ebc73e716c3" customKey="696969" customValue="1" split="94"/>
<podcast:valueRecipient name="james" type="lnaddress" split="3" address="strangetextures@coinos.io"/>
<podcast:valueRecipient name="setto@basspistol.com" type="node" address="02591ad07975526c7e8ee63362ca524a6b3fd7a55b18b652891c8b0d4a50cf6e7e" customKey="696969" customValue="1" split="3"/>
</podcast:value>
Pay attention to the differences in <podcast:valueRecipient> tags and within those, see the values in their respective split="".