03:13:25 <DataHoarder> you can now click on all blocks (except red selfish ones) in https://blocks.p2pool.observer/ and get to a page with more details, including orphan ones. example https://blocks.p2pool.observer/block/23e4024f7ad91f52b2c7ec52beb615cfee9df42f0459d906da92403a5661246f
03:13:38 <DataHoarder> Also lists withheld transactions that have been detected https://blocks.p2pool.observer/block/7d8915c920cabff946b5b41e5e357d556a03b9e3708eec33d5e3043a0676b88d
03:16:35 <DataHoarder> example orphaned block https://blocks.p2pool.observer/block/b328e263ee0d741d6edeccd9f5ab9be0e4575e0c6aa8d9392c48beda6ed01260
03:30:50 <DataHoarder> totally forgot about it. you can also download the block template hex directly or the curl command to import directly to local monero via RPC. This is kept on a database so the alt blocks should exist. Alt blocks are found by randomly sampling open monero nodes with RPC in the network.
03:31:00 <DataHoarder> These are stored in database for safekeeping
03:31:31 <DataHoarder> You should be able to access any alt block via its block id, coinbase id or merkle root hash in merge mining extra tag
03:31:45 <DataHoarder> add /hex or /curl to the endpoint
03:31:55 <DataHoarder> (or press the button)