When people write blog articles, often at times, weeks or months after publishing an article, they update the text, add hyperlinks, or place internal links to the already published article. Is this possible to do on nostr's long-form content articles? Once the changes made to an article are submitted, are the changes updated and visible on nostr and showing only the latest version of the article that an author submits?
#asknostr
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2024-07-28 15:16:57
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