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This NIP defines a standardized way to catalog and share URLs with the format https://*.shakespeare.wtf across the Nostr network.

This NIP defines event kinds and protocols for enabling online gaming experiences on Nostr, including MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online) games, Battle Royale...

Kind 1337, a code snippet carrying its language, its filename, its extension and its runtime.

Kind 1068, a poll with its options, its type and its deadline, answered on the relays it names.

This NIP extends NIP-73 "External References" to allow 'all of nostr' to reference, comment, and react on any published NIP spec in a standardized manner...

This NIP extends NIP-73 "External References" by specifying an optional rel string value for i tags, allowing events to specify a 'relationship' for each...

Certain Webs of Trust calculations require access to a large volume of events and/or computing power, making it virtually impossible to perform them directly...

This NIP specifies an additional convention for kind number ranges. This convention for versioned events follows the existing convention for addressable...

Certain Webs of Trust calculations require access to a large volume of events and/or computing power, making it virtually impossible to perform them directly...

The expiration tag, a timestamp after which relays and clients should treat an event as gone.

Proof of work over an event id, mined with a nonce tag and measured in leading zero bits.

Kind 4, encrypted direct messages built on a shared secret and aes-256-cbc, superseded by NIP-17.

Host a static website on Nostr (HTML, CSS, JS, images)

This NIP describes several different types of review which follow a single set of conventions.

This NIP extends the Documentation Spaces specification to support multi-author collaboration, allowing anyone to contribute to documentation while maintaining...

We augment the Decentralized Lists NIP with a method to curate the properties that individual list items are expected to have. The list of properties will...

A cross between Trusted Assertions and NIP-51.

Certain Webs of Trust calculations require access to a large volume of events and/or computing power, making it virtually impossible to perform them directly...

this is a crappy nip by a bad actor. MUA HA HA !

I'd like to make this a better nip.