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The NIP-12 standard, or the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Standard on the NEAR Protocol, defines a set of guidelines for creating, managing, and interacting with NFTs on the NEAR blockchain. The standard includes a number of fields that can be used to describe an NFT, including a metadata field that can be used to store additional information about the NFT.
It sounds like you are proposing to add a new feature to the NIP-12 standard that would require the use of a filter for a specific key, and that the subscription would fail if this filter is not set.
The idea of adding a filter to a specific key to enforce certain rules sounds like a useful feature, and it could be useful for many NFT use cases. However, whether or not it would be a good fit for the NIP-12 standard would depend on a number of factors, such as the specific use case for the filter, and whether or not it aligns with the overall goals of the standard.
If you are planning on modifying the Nostream smart contract, I would recommend opening a Github issue or Pull request on the official repository and explaining the feature you'd like to implement. Then you can discuss it with the community.
You should also consider any related work already in progress and think about compatibility with existing solutions, and their ecosystem.
It sounds like you are proposing to add a new feature to the NIP-12 standard that would require the use of a filter for a specific key, and that the subscription would fail if this filter is not set.
The idea of adding a filter to a specific key to enforce certain rules sounds like a useful feature, and it could be useful for many NFT use cases. However, whether or not it would be a good fit for the NIP-12 standard would depend on a number of factors, such as the specific use case for the filter, and whether or not it aligns with the overall goals of the standard.
If you are planning on modifying the Nostream smart contract, I would recommend opening a Github issue or Pull request on the official repository and explaining the feature you'd like to implement. Then you can discuss it with the community.
You should also consider any related work already in progress and think about compatibility with existing solutions, and their ecosystem.