I'm thinking about possible relay models. What do you think about a hybrid relay model where you have a group of core or vip users with privileges like posting longer messages, higher rates, supporting more NIPs, etc... and then having normal users who can post, but stricter limits are imposed on them.
Core users can be communities, employees of a company, friends and family, paying members.
Normal users being everyone else.
Can this be achieved with any of the current relay implementation or is gRPC needed for something like that?
Kudos for boosting :-)
Aida
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