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Should inscriptions be allowed to have multiple, or fallback, delegates?
Currently, the way an inscription with a delegate renders is it simply returns the content and effective mime type of the delegate it references. Multiple delegates would allow a fallback mechanism that would lend itself particularly well to multi-phase gradual revelations.
Is it worth it? Is it preferable to some sort of dynamic inscription mechanism using recursion? I don't know, but it seems like an easy enough change – unlike recursive delegates, whose implementation I foresee being a horrible headache.
If there's any interest, I already have a PR up, where @casey prompted this discussion.
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Should inscriptions be allowed to have multiple, or fallback, delegates?
Currently, the way an inscription with a delegate renders is it simply returns the content and effective mime type of the delegate it references. Multiple delegates would allow a fallback mechanism that would lend itself particularly well to multi-phase gradual revelations.
Is it worth it? Is it preferable to some sort of dynamic inscription mechanism using recursion? I don't know, but it seems like an easy enough change – unlike recursive delegates, whose implementation I foresee being a horrible headache.
If there's any interest, I already have a PR up, where @casey prompted this discussion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: