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# Theory / Semantics
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# Theory / Semantics
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Inboxes are inbound only conversation types, which allow a client to receive messages from contacts.
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Inboxes are inbound only conversation types, which allow a client to receive messages from contacts asynchronously.
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An inbox does not have a defined set of participants, and is used to receive messages when there is not an established channel between contacts.
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An inbox does not have a defined set of participants, and is used to receive messages when there is not an established channel between contacts.
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An inbox does not have an inherent keypair or identity associated with it - it's an agreed upon location to receive messages.
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An inbox does not have an inherent keypair or identity associated with it - it's an agreed upon location to receive messages.
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Inboxes are not exclusive to a single account, and can be used by many different accounts. It is expected
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Inboxes are not exclusive to a single account, and can be used by many different accounts. It is expected
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## Parameters
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- **inbox_address:** uniquely identifies the inbox.
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## Invitations / Initialization
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## Invitations / Initialization
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However to receive messages at this inbox, remote clients must know this is a valid place to receive messages. This can be statically defined in a conversation protocol or communicated out of band.
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However to receive messages at this inbox, remote clients must know this is a valid place to receive messages. This can be statically defined in a conversation protocol or communicated out of band.
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## Inbox Identifiers
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Inboxes are Identified by a
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Inboxes do not need to be "created", and there is no required initialization.
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## Content Topic Usage
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## Content Topic Usage
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// TODO: Inbox Topics will be defined in ContactBundles, allowing for dynamic topic usage
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All clients must listen for messages posted with the content topic. The content topic that is used is defined by `lower_hex(blake2s("/inbox/<inbox_address>"))`.
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All clients must listen for messages posted with the content topic `/inbox/<inbox_address>`
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`lower_hex(hash(/inbox/<inbox_address>)`
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## Conversation Id
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Messages sent to the inbox MUST use the conversation_id = `/inbox/v1/<inbox_address>`
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## Accepted types
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## Accepted types
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