The GitHub page links to a Kickstarter which says "Become a contributor for Command Quarterly" which links to http://commandquarterly.com/ which is currently down/dead/non-existent?
Also, why does a social network need a crypto currency?
I hosted the files on Discord because it seems to be a standard form of distribution although I don’t have much experience with it yet and still learning the ropes. I do also intend to roll out components of the source, more info on that can be found here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cmdq/blackpage-a-social...
I miss the Free software movement. :(
Which is mind-bogglingly stupid considering how devastating it can be to run untrusted, unreproducible binaries on machines hosting things like crypto clients/wallets.
We need something like social networking, payment and communication as layers of our networks with open protocols to just use this service without bothering creating an account on FB and other malicious services.
Sometimes I'd wish our internet would be more like the network the computers in Star Trek use.
> Sometimes I'd wish our internet would be more like the network the computers in Star Trek use.
I'm not ready for that many holodeck accidents.
The votes on the OP look legit to me. Perhaps people were reacting just to the title and perhaps skimming the readme. That's a different kind of problem.
This is much harder to pull off more than once than you might think. Keep in mind that everyone who votes must have an account and HN has complete visibility to every user’s voting history, karma, etc. It’s not foolproof, but detecting votes by low/no karma users is not rocket science.
