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View inscriptions on dedicated pages, instead of at the bottom of the ordinal page
This implies some kind of permalink. I think the easiest thing to base a permalink on is the hash of the transaction in which it appeared. I created issues for inscription names and numbers, which are more complex, and we can worry about those later: #794 and #793.
Question: How do we disambiguate between linking to a transaction and linking to an inscription?
Ideas:
inscriptions are bech32 encoded transaction hashes with inscription as the human readable prefix
Inscriptions have the hex characters or bytes reversed
inscriptions are the hex transaction hash then a slash, then the output number
inscriptions are the hex transaction hash with the output number encoded as hex
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It should be possible to:
This implies some kind of permalink. I think the easiest thing to base a permalink on is the hash of the transaction in which it appeared. I created issues for inscription names and numbers, which are more complex, and we can worry about those later: #794 and #793.
Question: How do we disambiguate between linking to a transaction and linking to an inscription?
Ideas:
inscription
as the human readable prefixThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: