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Clarify DNS TXT record schema modification #63

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Clarify DNS TXT record schema modification
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Add note about key being a 64-character hex string
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Add note about key being a 64-character hex string 
As requested by @RangerMauve
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ryanramage authored Sep 2, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The first option is to set a DNS TXT record at the domain which maps to a "key"-
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Could we clarify that the key in this case must be 64 hex characters?

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Ok I have added that to the note. on line 68.

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The above schema does not have to start of the TXT record, it just has to match somewhere in the TXT record.
The above schema does not have to start of the TXT record, it just has to match somewhere in the TXT record. The 'key' must be a 64-character hex string.

## .well-known/dat
[usage-wellknown-dat]: #usage-wellknown-dat
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