nip99 e-commerce use case extension #1784
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@calvadev is this your project or something else? |
@staab Yes, but it's not solely myself; it's a group of me, @gzuuus, @sovbiz, @amunrarara, and @ericfj2140. Others who are interested are also open to join and participate! |
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GammaMarkets/market-spec |
We have a nostr profile where people can reach us, also have the repository where people can collaborate, we also have a signal group where we chat and discuss and interested people can join |
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We are a collective of developers working on the main marketplaces on Nostr, including Shopstr, Cypher, Plebeian, and Conduit. We have been discussing and working on making our projects more interoperable. While NIP-99 is very broad in its use cases, it was lacking specific conventions for e-commerce, which has become the primary use case for developers implementing the specification. This led to custom implementations and unclear methods for implementing e-commerce using NIP-99. This pull request simply adds a link to the specification we are developing and have consensus on, allowing other developers who want to implement NIP-99 for e-commerce to discover how the major developers are approaching it. In this way, we ensure that NIP-99 remains lightweight and allows for broad use cases while also providing guidance for the e-commerce use case that is currently prevalent.