conduition on Nostr: The whole point of a standards spec document is that it is STANDARD. Saying "everyone ...
The whole point of a standards spec document is that it is STANDARD. Saying "everyone should define their own standards" (especially for a network communication protocol) is like telling vehicle drivers to choose their own traffic bylaws.
Relevant XKCD.
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