Vitor Pamplona on Nostr: Not many I think. But interoperability doesn't mean having the same stuff everywhere. ...
Not many I think. But interoperability doesn't mean having the same stuff everywhere. It just means that users can generally switch clients (that code different features) and still use their data.
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