Add information about standard encoding.#26
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Add information about standard encoding.#26btrask wants to merge 1 commit intomultiformats:masterfrom
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| The standard encoding is base-58, using the [Bitcoin character set](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Base58Check_encoding#Base58_symbol_chart). |
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This is not part of multihash per-se, and weill be rolled out into multibase.
the fact that IPFS uses a naked (non multibase) base58 encoded multihash is a separate story.
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I agree. To be explicit, we can add some text like:
The multihash spec does not require any specific type of encoding.
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This addresses my only criticism with the MultiHash standard.