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Update HushList protocol whitepaper some more

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Duke Leto 6 years ago
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Additionally, URL parameters can be used to speficify a nickname and fee for the list to be imported:
hushlist://HUSH:mainnet@K?n=nickname\&fee=X\&height=N
\textbf{hushlist://HUSH:mainnet@K?n=nickname\&fee=X\&height=N}
The nickname and fee are just suggestions and the user \MUST be able to modify them before importing the list.
The height is actually for performance reasons, and helps the local avoid scanning the entire history of the
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The first public HushList can be uniquely identified by the following URL
hushlist://SKxqPjNKvcfpmBpR8daQHNj4DoMfKmaPiVcT3A3YPynZNYXoDoaq
\textbf{hushlist://SKxqPjNKvcfpmBpR8daQHNj4DoMfKmaPiVcT3A3YPynZNYXoDoaq}
For performance reasons, we can help each node skip over 200,000 blocks filled
with transactions by specfying the minimum block height for z\_importkey to look in. This more
performant URL is:
hushlist://SKxqPjNKvcfpmBpR8daQHNj4DoMfKmaPiVcT3A3YPynZNYXoDoaq?height=215683
\textbf{hushlist://SKxqPjNKvcfpmBpR8daQHNj4DoMfKmaPiVcT3A3YPynZNYXoDoaq?height=215683}
This HushList contains the first HushList memo, described in the sections below.

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