Ok Imagine I am a wordpress site.

And you want to put a comment on my post.

The second comment. If I don’t store anything about you, how am I going to be able to let you update your comment, delete your comment, add a new comment? Below this comment?

To what user do I add those comments?

Don’t I need to know your pub key?

Where are those comments stored? Not in my database. But on nostr.

So if those comments are on nostr and I as a wordpress site am refreshing my page and pulling out all the html the code and showing the post.

Where do I get all those comments of you from?

Don’t I need to store at least your pubkey so I can go to the nostr and pull those comments you created yesterday so I can show them on this page?

This might be too technical and I might just not have it right.

But you have to describe it like this for devs to code it.

Or somebody has to think this through.

Because as a website I might have all the other comments of all the regular users and guest users in my database and all the comments related to them. So I can show these on this page.

But your comments with your pubkey I don’t have because you day I don’t store anything sbout you.

So how am I the website supposed to pull the comments out? If I don’t know anything?

Just look at this comment I posted here. The stacker.news website has my username and knows that I put this comment for this post. So stacker.news has to have my username in their database to be able to link this specific comment to this post. And they also have your username connected to this post.

Every time this page gets refreshed wgat is happening is all this data is being pulled from stacker.news database and is displayed.