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Expands the explanation of kind ranges.

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Vitor Pamplona 2024-03-28 10:17:26 -04:00
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@ -77,11 +77,17 @@ To verify the authenticity of an event:
## Kinds
The `.kind` attribute specifies the meaning of an event, its tags and it is further defined in the various NIPs in this repository
The `.kind` attribute specifies the meaning of an event and its tags.
Specific ranges define storage behaviors:
Kinds are grouped in 4 numeric ranges to provide explicit storage behaviors for clients and relays:
- Regular: All events are stored in disk and will last for as long as possible.
- Ephemeral events are to be discared as soon as processed. They are ideal to send commands that should be executed immediatedly or not executed at all.
- Replaceable events can be quickly updated by newer versions. They are ideal for status events that are always changing and the history of such changes is not important.
- Parameterized replaceable events extend replaceable kinds to offer an extra identifier as the replacement anchor
| Name | Range | SHOULD retain |
Ranges and instructions are as follows:
| Range Name | Range | SHOULD retain |
| ------------- | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Regular | ` 1000 <= kind < 10000` | All events |
| Replaceable | `10000 <= kind < 20000` OR `0, 3` | The newest event for each `pubkey` and `kind` |
@ -102,7 +108,7 @@ The first element of the tag array is referred to as the tag _name_ and the seco
All single-letter (only English alphabet letters: a-z, A-Z) tag names are indexed by relays for faster queries.
This NIP defines the format of 3 standard referencing tags: `e`, `p`, and `a`. Tags `e`, `p` can be used to reference events and pubkeys respectively, and tag `a` references the latest version of a replaceable event. Clients MAY `a`- and `e`-tag parameterized replaceables simultaneously.
This NIP defines the format of 3 referencing tags: `e`, `p`, and `a`. Tags `e`, `p` can be used to reference events and pubkeys respectively, and tag `a` references the latest version of a replaceable event. Clients MAY `a`- and `e`-tag parameterized replaceables simultaneously.
| Name | Value | Other Params |
| ---- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- |