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It looks like Strike limits the comment length to 200 characters: https://strike.me/.well-known/lnurlp/adam_txfzikfutr . There's not much I can do with that particular field other than include a basic comment. LNURL is very limited on the amount of data it accepts and wallets differ in the amount of spec they implement. Alby supports comments (LUD-12) https://github.com/lnurl/luds/blob/luds/12.md and payerData (LUD-18) https://github.com/lnurl/luds/blob/luds/18.md where as Strike only supports comments. Some other wallets may not even support comments. TLVs could be sent like they were before if the wallet APIs supported including TLV records with invoice payments. Unfortunately, most of them seem to ignore that as an option even though LND supports it: https://guides.getalby.com/developer-guide/alby-wallet-api/reference/api-reference/payments#bolt11-payment An intern at Alby even recognized a need for metadata with invoices in this blog post from 2 years ago: https://blog.getalby.com/making-bitcoin-transactions-smart-with-structured-metadata/ |
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Payments sent using keysend have accompanying metadata sent via TLVs
This data is semi private as only a node receiving the payment can view the metadata.
I believe this is a good thing. When I send a boostagram I think of it as a message between myself and the recipients of the splits and not the entire world.
I propose that we put the metadata (boostagram) into a field of the bolt-11 invoice.
Ericpp has successfully tested this with this pull request to @thebells1111 curiohoster
If a person wishes to make their boostagrams public then adding a it to a 3rd party public protocol or platform should be trivial for the sending app.
There are many ways that this can be done. Here are a few that I have heard talked about
I believe it is imperative that participation with these public networks are on the part of the sender, voluntary and opt-in.
As well as transparent. The booster should understand that they are making their boostagram public for all the world to see.
These are just my thoughts. I look forward to having this discussion with all you wonderful podcasting 2.0 nerd wizards. 🙂
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