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From: unostr <151142820+unostr@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2023 16:32:22 +0300
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+NIP-101
+=======
+
+Descriptor Note
+---------------
+
+`draft` `optional`
+
+A new event type "101" which is a note to describe "stuff" in a human readable way.
+"Stuff" here, is represented by an identifier (descriptor if you will) which most likely would be the hash of a data object.
+
+Each line of this note type will have a specific purpose.
+The first line is dedicated for the point we want to describe (as mentioned above)
+The second line is meant for making a human readable name for the identifier from the first line.
+The third line is meant for a label, meaning a short, one-liner, description of the object behind the identifier.
+The remaining of the note is for a multi-line description of the object we describe.
+
+Example:
+```
+1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef
+
+order-number_12345
+
+webshop order of a T-shirt
+
+"This is awesome" T-shirt in size L.
+Ordered from the webshop (order number 12345)
+Remember to pack sticker freebies.
+```
+
+It is mandatory to fill out the point field; the three other fields are optional.
+Making the describing fields optional on protocol level should make the descriptor note format useful for a broader set of applications.
+On application level the user/developer can use and constraint the fields as it fits in that particular application.
+
+All semantics regarding the descriptor note is in the note itself (by dedicating specific line numbers to specific fields).
+Thereby we do not pollute the Nostr JSON document with extra meta data.
+Hence we get more advanced functionality while keeping the Nostr note format itself clean and simple.
+
+For more info the Descriptor Note has its own website over here:
+https://descriptor-note.surge.sh