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by superkuh
1112 days ago
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That's because the first users pushed off any community and looking for alternatives are mostly genuine assholes. They're only the first but it makes it so "alternative" sites are really off-putting during their early days and this limits growth. notabug.io was favorite reddit-alike: https://github.com/notabugio/notabug . It was designed to be both server<->server federated and p2p to bridge content between unfederated servers. But like above, it was quickly over-run with genuine assholes which made using it distasteful and it eventually died. The technology was and is amazing. notabug is a p2p link aggregator app that is:
distributed: peers backup/serve content
anonymous: but don't trust it to be
psuedo-anonymous: users can create optional cryptographic identities
immutable: edits are not supported for anonymous content
mutable: edits are supported for authenticated content
PoW-based: voting is slow/CPU heavy
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