Cameron on Nostr: npub17d6vd…wv8qz npub1zyl79…jmw3t npub1ln5q8…5xyw6 npub1vpkys…g092y Have ...
npub17d6vdgxwtp3zd205paw67dwc7ucstyache2umfvpl7nhahjfl8zs2wv8qz (npub17d6…v8qz) npub1zyl794m0xt2k5e94gslj0yzv5uex9y7l33zy74ww3z507hsle92stjmw3t (npub1zyl…mw3t) npub1ln5q8np5aezhtt7ztv6tah86xk4t3smjuchdvxp0u6uta056204q45xyw6 (npub1ln5…xyw6) npub1vpkystedk2lldqlkkyd084tj5e39rpxn7lad6qeq9uka7kfw9jrsqg092y (npub1vpk…092y) Have people used local valueRecipients in a valueTimeSplit?
It appears you're doing that with Ainsley's VTS. It's "legal" in the spec, but I don't know if/how the apps handle it.
The spec also says remotePercentage only applies to remoteItem splits.You have remotePercentage="80" for Ainsley but she's not a remoteItem. I assume the app would ignore the attribute since it doesn't apply.
https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/podcast-namespace/blob/main/docs/1.0.md#value-time-split
It appears you're doing that with Ainsley's VTS. It's "legal" in the spec, but I don't know if/how the apps handle it.
The spec also says remotePercentage only applies to remoteItem splits.You have remotePercentage="80" for Ainsley but she's not a remoteItem. I assume the app would ignore the attribute since it doesn't apply.
https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/podcast-namespace/blob/main/docs/1.0.md#value-time-split