Makes absolutely sense. Thanks!
Just to clarify my understanding then (and apologies for so many questions, NIP-34 is still a bit Greek to me).
Say that I have a repo on GitHub. I made an announcement to relay.ngit.dev and later deleted my GitHub repo.
If someone had cloned my repo using the relay.ngit.dev url before I nuked my eepo then they would be able to open a PR as per your post above correct? But will they be able to clone the original content using the NIP-34 repo uri after I nuked my original repo? I'm just trying to understand if nuking the git repo isn't a left-pad situation by itself regardless of the announcement note existing or not... If it is, maybe adding a button to delete the announcement to GitWorkshop wouldn't be that big of a deal.
Anthony Accioly
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2025-06-10 11:54:04
in reply to nevent1q…0rjf
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