Okay, so how does this work exactly.
Across all my clients I have a set of three main relays, including my own.
On one client I get notifications. On the other I don't see it and visa versa.
Why is it so janky? I thought having my own relay would in someway mitigate this propagation but is it just the way clients retrieve?
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