This whole "delegated event signing" thing (NIP-26) is interesting to think about.
What if a media outlet (with a key), delegated its event signing to journalists. Or a git repository (with a key) that delegated its event signing to developers. Or a wiki page (with a key) that delegated its event signing to writers.
Maybe I'm overlooking some details, but it seems to play nicely in my head atm. 😂
daanksy
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2024-01-14 15:27:13
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2024-01-14 15:27:13Event JSON
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