Does it make sense to allow users to use the "d" identifiers as friendly URLs to articles? So you could have "a/pubkey/my-favorite-food".
Then if I host my own article/blog site, I could configure the pubkey as some default value and posts could be available at /my-favorite-food.
I'll do that, derive the identifier from title and allow user to edit it.
sondreb / SondreB
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2023-02-20 20:55:53
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2023-02-20 20:55:53Event JSON
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