ContextVM on Nostr: Hey! Yes, that could be a great idea. But there are some details that we should ...

Hey! Yes, that could be a great idea. But there are some details that we should consider when evaluating this feature. The interaction with relatr is based on using JSON-RPC as defined in the ContextVM spec, similar to dvms, where the scores are computed at query time, and there is no requirement for persistence as nostr events. The idea behind this is to have freshly computed scores and control of the cache instead of relying on replaceable events that can become stale. This approach also avoids being affected by nostr broadcasting/propagation quirks, such as inconsistency in the last state of the published events where different relays might have different versions of the events. But yes, we could enhance this by publishing trusted assertions in some way. We have to think about what would be the best way to do this