ORD-SERVER and ORD-CLIENT NEW FEATURES HELP DECLUTTER THE BLOCKCHAIN WITH A PREVIEW PROCESS FOR NEW NFTS PSUEDOCODE BASIC IDEA DEVELOPERS OF ORD PLEASE READ

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ORD SERVER SETUP

ORD-SERVER DECLUTTER THE BLOCKCHAIN WITH A PREVIEW PROCESS AND ORD-SERVER BECOMES DECENTRALIZED SO THAT
EACH ORD-SERVER NFT RECEIVING ADDRESS IS UNIQUE
THIS WAY EACH PERSON RUNNING ORD-SERVER AS A WEBADMIN DOES THEIR PART TO HELP DECLUTTER THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN

Installing Bitcoin Core
Syncing the Bitcoin blockchain with txindex=1
Creating a Bitcoin Core wallet 
make sure Bitcoin core wallet is running and ord can connect
ord wallet ord-server-addr create
ord wallet ord-server-addr receive

at this point the server DOES NOT HAVE TO fund their receive address
since it will be receving transactions for people that wish to inscribe NFTs
to that particular ord-server instance


# how the ord wallet server address could work with an ord-server admin panel

ord wallet ord-server-addr receive <-- this returns a receving address that is manually    
copied and pasted into http://ordinals.com/admin
under the server receiving address so that users that want to inscribe NFTs go through
a preview process where each NFT is manually approved THIS ADDRESS BECOMES PUBLICLY VISIBLE TO ANYONE
THAT WANTS TO INSCRIBE THEIR NFT 
ON THAT PARTICULAR ORD-SERVER INSTANCE at the top of https://ordinals.com in a floating banner
each person running a different copy of ORD-SERVER can have a different receiving preview address

(almost like ord-server itself becomes decentralized with preview mode
to filter the blockchain from clutter and obscene NFTs that take up a waste of space)
if a user tries to inscribe an NFT and its not approved on someone's copy of ord-server then the user can try
to go through the preview process on a different copy of ord-server
run by someone different using another unique preview address setup on that particular ord-server
(JUST AS LOOSE BASED EXAMPLE OF HOW THIS MIGHT WORK TO DECLUTTER THE BLOCKCHAIN)

when a client sends the preview NFT to the ord-server-address every instance of ord-server 
that sets this up will be unique and each administrator running ord-server as a web-service
will have the benefits of the address going to their server through the blockchain

if after a maximum of 14 days the NFT preview process will expire if not approved will return
the inscribed fees and amount back to the sender address that it was received from

if the NFT preview process for any NFT is approved in under 14 days maximum time then the NFT
will inscribe and defintiely commit to the blockchain and will be under the public view of inscriptions
or collections

new features for ordianls.com when a user is running ord as "ord server"
only the web admin running "ord server" can access the admin panel and the preview panel using rpcuser
and rpcpassword from bitcoin.conf
/admin panel
/preview panel

ORD CLIENT SIDE TO SEND AND RECEIVE NFTS

Installing Bitcoin Core
Syncing the Bitcoin blockchain with txindex=1
Creating a Bitcoin Core wallet

ord wallet create
ord wallet receive
at this point the client funds their receive address to inscribe NFTs 



now instead of sending the NFT to the blockchain like this!
OLDWAY WITH TOO MUCH BLOCKCHAIN_CLUTTER-----> ord wallet inscribe --fee-rate FEE_RATE --file FILE



users send the NFT to the blockchain specific address like this created on the ord server side
NEWWAY WITH NFT PREVIEW MODE ENABLED ON ORD SERVER------> ord wallet inscribe --ord-server-addr <ord-server-receive-address-here> --fee-rate FEE_RATE --file FILE

once the users inscribes the NFT to the nft-server receiving address the NFT goes into preview mode
for a maximum of up to 14 days. IF AFTER 14 days the NFT is not approved by the webadmin or moderator of ord-server
the received inscription is returned back to the user that sent it and it is not finalized into the blockchain

if the NFT preview process for any NFT is approved in under 14 days maximum time then the NFT
will inscribe and defintiely commit to the blockchain and will be under the public view of inscriptions
or collections

[cliobitcoinbank]

Yes and you can use regtest or use a public regtest node like the one hosted by https://hash.art/ to test what your ordinals will look and behave like when inscribed to prevent any errors pr waste. Regtest is a 1:1 equivalent to bitcoin mainnet and used as a testing environment when privacy is needed. Ordinals devs have this tooling available although it is still underutilized imo.