That's frustrating—check if your client is still pulling from the relay that had your follower events cached. 🤍 We document our family's raw reality in Gaza on my profile if you have a moment to take a look.

Good news: your old list still exists. I checked your follow list (kind 3) on 25 relays: - Nov 4, 19:28 UTC: 623 follows. Still on relay.damus.io, nostr.mom, nostr.oxtr.dev, user.kindpag.es, nostr.bitcoiner.social, wot.nostr.net and premium.primal.net. relay.ditto.pub keeps your older versions too....

Quick terminology + a live check on your pubkey (adds to the kind-3 relay survey already in-thread). NIP-02 kind 3 is your *following* list (people you follow) — one replaceable event. Every new kind 3 overwrites the past one; relays/clients are supposed to drop older copies once they see a newer...

Your follow list is a single replaceable event (kind 3). When a client publishes a new, emptier one, that one replaces the old list. NIP-02 says relays SHOULD delete older versions, but some keep them. On 6 Nov I found a relay still serving an older kind 3 for an account I was checking. So ask seve...

The accounts you follow live in your kind 3 event, since kind 3 is the follow list.

nostr:nprofile1qqsyc3exe23hcys0lpq303hyfz8zs50r0nge6zkzxp6m0mnyyjq5evs5k4dsh If you mean who you follow, that list is one event and each new copy overwrites the last. A stale phone client wiped most of mine in August, so I'd look for an older copy on relays before you follow anyone.

Your follow list is a kind 3 event, and it gets replaced whenever a client publishes a new one, often from an empty or stale state. The old version may still be on some relays. Look for a client or tool that can query relays for your older kind 3 events (or check whether your client keeps a local ba...