docs: payment verifications & internet identifiers - #72
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@mistakia do you think the Internet Identifiers content should be extracted to a different page? |
Think it's fine to keep as a single page for now. We haven't really established a guideline for when a page should be broken into sub-pages. It should occur when a certain number of distinct sections exist and the page exceeds a certain length. I think we've yet to clearly exceed those thresholds here. |
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I've removed the section on amount-based payment verification. @mistakia anything else you'd like changed before we merge this? I'm seeing more identifier services coming online, and would like to encourage them to adopt these protocols. |
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I propose the following for the
EDIT: Obviously if there is a better way to word all that, feel free to change it up. |
| For this reason, it is preferable for Nano wallet clients to support handling of Nano internet identifiers in addition to Nano public addresses. | ||
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| An internet identifier, defined in [RFC-5322 Section 3.4.1](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5322#section-3.4.1) as an `"addr-spec"`, is an email address-like identifier that contains a locally interpreted string, the `<local-part>`, followed by the at-sign character ("@"), followed by an Internet domain, the `<domain>`, resulting in `<local-part>@<doman>`. | ||
| An internet identifier, defined in [RFC-5322 Section 3.4.1](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5322#section-3.4.1) as an `"addr-spec"`, is an email address-like identifier that contains a locally interpreted string, the `<local-part>`, followed by the at-sign character ("@"), followed by an Internet domain, the `<domain>`. To avoid confusion with email addresses, it is recommended that services that support Nano Internet Identifiers use the at-sign as a prefix for both the `<local-part>` and the `<domain>`, resulting in `@<local-part>@<doman>`. |
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