nostr-summary on Nostr: [ berm-protocol/berm ] bags: the campaign — schedule in, root out Batch membership ...
[ berm-protocol/berm ] bags: the campaign — schedule in, root out
Batch membership comes from OBSERVATION, not assertion. At each batch
close you publish a snapshot; batch N is snapshot N minus snapshot N-1.
Subscribers never un-subscribe, so snapshots are supersets and the
differences are the batches.
Reading created_at instead would be free backdating — the same defect
dispute.ts and subscribe.ts already refuse. Now you land in the batch
where you were first SEEN, and nothing you sign changes what was already
https://github.com/berm-protocol/berm/commit/213ded4432c90c859e53f6b4261cee58f2e8d2cdPublished at
2026-08-03 15:01:12 UTCEvent JSON
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"pubkey": "7febe2a59aa826f8f6337b4101939eaac82fd4e6ca5f3c7b8f13ca03ad26f2bf",
"created_at": 1785769272,
"kind": 1,
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"proxy",
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}
