Sorry for the slow reply, I had surgery yesterday 😅 From your previous note it sounds like welshman isn't authenticating, you'll want to run:

```
import {defaultSocketPolicies} from '@welshman/net'

defaultSocketPolicies.push(makeSocketPolicyAuth({sign: event => signer.sign(event), shouldAuth: socket => true})
```

If that doesn't work, maybe send the message log from the devtools.

Good questions to which I don't have the answers. The simplest thing would be to use a separate relay, since zooid enforces relay membership. If you used it for signing it could create chicken/egg scenarios where you couldn't sign AUTH events to prove you are a member of tge relay.

This is clever, going to try it with flotilla when I get a chance

Genesis 9:2–3
The fear and dread of you will fall on every living creature on the earth, every bird of the air, every creature that crawls on the ground, and all the fish of the sea. They are delivered into your hand. Everything that lives and moves will be food for you; just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you all things.

The reason it works with card numbers is that they're just opaque identifiers interpreted by a machine. Private keys have to be held to be used, and aren't passed around directly and so can't be linked by the non-existent server. By definition something that can directly create valid signatures on behalf of another key is that key. Keys are cool and weird.

That's what a bunker is

It's because the LLM gamed the benchmarks and wrote an empty function body