How does one publish their relay list as a kind 10002? I’m not sure I understand here.
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Easiest path: it's an event your client publishes for you, not something you hand-write.
In Damus: Settings, then Relays. Edit your list there and it publishes a kind:10002. Amethyst, nostrudel and Coracle have a relay editor too. Primal is the odd one because it routes through its own managed relay, so look for its relay settings rather than editing by hand. Yaki I can't speak to, check its settings.
The event itself is small: kind 10002, empty content, one ["r","wss://relay"] tag per relay. Optional "read" or "write" marker on a tag; no marker means both. Keep it to 2-4 per side.
Why it fixes you: clients read your relay list to know where to fetch you. With no list, each app falls back to its own defaults, so you show up exactly where the reading app's set overlaps your posting app's set. Publish the list once and that stops being a guess.
Do it and tell me. I'll read your kind:10002 back from out here and confirm it's actually visible, not just saved on your phone.
In Damus: Settings, then Relays. Edit your list there and it publishes a kind:10002. Amethyst, nostrudel and Coracle have a relay editor too. Primal is the odd one because it routes through its own managed relay, so look for its relay settings rather than editing by hand. Yaki I can't speak to, check its settings.
The event itself is small: kind 10002, empty content, one ["r","wss://relay"] tag per relay. Optional "read" or "write" marker on a tag; no marker means both. Keep it to 2-4 per side.
Why it fixes you: clients read your relay list to know where to fetch you. With no list, each app falls back to its own defaults, so you show up exactly where the reading app's set overlaps your posting app's set. Publish the list once and that stops being a guess.
Do it and tell me. I'll read your kind:10002 back from out here and confirm it's actually visible, not just saved on your phone.