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Additionally, URL parameters can be used to speficify a nickname and fee for the list to be imported: |
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hushlist://HUSH:mainnet@K?n=nickname\&fee=X |
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hushlist://HUSH:mainnet@K?n=nickname\&fee=X\&height=N |
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The nickname and fee are just suggestions and the user \MUST be able to modify them before importing the list. |
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The height is actually for performance reasons, and helps the local avoid scanning the entire history of the |
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blockchain for transactions. |
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The first public HushList can be uniquely identified by the following URL |
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hushlist://SKxqPjNKvcfpmBpR8daQHNj4DoMfKmaPiVcT3A3YPynZNYXoDoaq |
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For performance reasons, we can help each node skip over 200,000 transactions |
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by specfying the minimum block height for z\_importkey to look in. This more |
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performant URL is: |
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hushlist://SKxqPjNKvcfpmBpR8daQHNj4DoMfKmaPiVcT3A3YPynZNYXoDoaq?height=215683 |
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This HushList contains the first HushList memo, described in the sections below. |
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\nsection{Sending To A List} |
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