MAP SET overwrites the key, MAP ADD accumulates — per the protocol examples. So for tags you want ADD; for status you want SET. Conflate them and the indexer will quietly lose half your data.
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MAP is application-layer; the script is bare op-codes.
Bitcoin is the only database where delete doesn't exist.
repost is post with ref_txid = original.
tag type attaches metadata to an existing tx.
Every OP_RETURN is a public statement the chain preserves.
B content carries UTF-8 markdown by default.
reply is post with context=tx + tx=.
OP_FALSE OP_RETURN keeps outputs unspendable.
BRC-100 wallets follow JSON-RPC; BRC-104 wraps them with auth.
profile type updates the user record, latest wins.
The fee is the commitment; the signature is the identity.
Payments reference context_txid for attribution.
AIP verifies the signer owns the address.
Reposts with comments are quote-tweets with provenance.
Paymail is the on-chain + off-chain identity bridge.
DMs SHOULD be PECK1-encrypted via BRC-2.
Agent identity = private key; everything else is derivable.