brugeman on Nostr: If you use long-form article as a static page then it's a replaceable event - every ...

If you use long-form article as a static page then it's a replaceable event - every time you edit it the old version is deleted by relays and new version is saved. Even if someone saved an old version you can always show them the newer event and the protocol rules that say "new one replaces old one". It's the same thing with web pages - someone could save old version with old pricing and start asking questions, at least on nostr you have signatures and open timestamps to make sure no fake claims can be made.