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bokuchan | 8 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag +4 
 the edit could exists as a special selfreply to the original post; if some clients implement it, it seems like an edit (with the visibility of the original), or if some clients don't implement it, it could seem as a normal reply, that corrects the original one
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Freakoverse | 8 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag +1 
 This. 

I pretty much mentioned the same thing a while back
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- Show a "show edit history" button and that solves some of the issues.
- Have clients ping a few relays from the user's relay list in the background to see if there's edits. That solves some issues.
- Have edits as a specially reply (there's kind 1 post id, and there'd be its Kind1PostID:0, then :1 , then :2, then :3, etc, and clients present the highest number as the primary post. I'm not a programmer so this prob a dumb way to go about it), that solves some issues.
- A client doesn't have this feature? It shows it as a normal reply. Also, big whoop. People go to clients that does have this feature. The market moves around.
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Lucky Kite | 7 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 This sounds a like a good compromise solution.  Also, I kinda like community notes on Twitter, wish that could be implemented in a  similar way.