Relay examples

Relays allow an SNS name to point to another inscription. This is similar to an "a record" in DNS.

This is different than recursive inscriptions. Recursion inserts the content of one inscription into another. Relay simply establishes a link, pointing one inscription at another, giving the target inscription a human readable name. Examples below:

white-paper.sats

https://www.ord.io/12805283arrow-up-right

{ 
  "p": "sns",
  "op": "reg",
  "name": "white-paper.sats",
  "relay": "85b10531435304cbe47d268106b58b57a4416c76573d4b50fa544432597ad670i0",
}

Relays to an early inscription of the Bitcoin white paper: https://www.ord.io/54arrow-up-right

hellodickbutt.sats

https://www.ord.io/12806136arrow-up-right

Relays to inscription #1: https://www.ord.io/1arrow-up-right

taprootwzrd.sats

https://www.ord.io/12806132arrow-up-right

Relays to the infamous 4 megggor: https://www.ord.io/652arrow-up-right

mrmarshall.sats

https://www.ord.io/12806440arrow-up-right

Relays to Brandon Marshall's (first ever?) inscription website: https://www.ord.io/11633881arrow-up-right

hellofelipe.sats

https://www.ord.io/12806955arrow-up-right

Relays to Felipe Servin's fancy inscription website: https://www.ord.io/11849888arrow-up-right

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