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networkimprov
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About networkimprov
Architect of TMTP protocol, to let Internet sites message their members/customers directly (instead of email).
mnmnotmail.org || https://twitter.com/mnmnotmail
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Comment #34225783
What's your opinion of Etherpad? Does their roadmap overlap with your vision?
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Comment #32557838
Wow, have to ask whether you're interested enough to contribute? :) > You can't use a volatile cache ... > all this work to juggle JSON in flat files I really don't think I've misu…
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Comment #32554867
A TMTP client can subscribe to any number of TMTP services at different sites.
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Comment #32554337
FWIW, most of the roadmap for this project is not described on the website nor defined in the protocol. This is a deep topic, and "messaging" is not the only goal, nor even the pri…
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Comment #32554267
(Author here.) I imagine that existing web-based bulletin boards would simply copy messages to TMTP users if requested. Conversely, TMTP groups/lists could be copied to a read-only…
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Comment #32554126
(Author here.) The message format definition is included in the protocol doc only as a convenience. Ultimately it would be two standards. Trying to "upgrade" the email ecosystem is…
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Comment #32554017
(Author here.) Thanks for your interest & support! Yes, the default concept for an Internet messaging service is "everyone can reach anyone". This isn't helpful for online services…
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Comment #32553905
(Author here.) Development has been paused for ~1y as I've been at work creating a vehicle to take this forward. The protocol specifics (e.g. identifiers & types) aren't polished, …
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Comment #32553589
(Author here.) TMTP clients maintain concurrent (possibly intermittent) connections to any number of TMTP services, and each service gets its own inbox. So you don't need a separat…
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Comment #32553516
(Author here.) The client UI is designed for desktop. A mobile frontend is in the works. Tentatively planning to use Ionic Framework with Vue.
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Comment #32553475
Hi, author here, AMA!
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Comment #30369105
Here are a few fundamentally different async protocols in development which could challenge SMTP: DIME - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Mail_Alliance Math Mesh - https://mathme…
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Comment #29762440
Oddly, the Web Monetization spec, probably essential to ILP adoption, doesn't indicate how browsers would contact an Interledger network site. https://webmonetization.org/specifica…
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Comment #29762380
It's the underpinning of the Web Monetization effort backed by Mozilla. https://webmonetization.org https://grantfortheweb.org
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Comment #29762178
"mnm" enables a safer, better, decentralized email network. It's open source (and not blockchain). https://mnmnotmail.org & https://twitter.com/mnmnotmail Because SMTP will not be …
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Comment #29731303
I have sketched a plan for a venture, for which I'd need co-founders (e.g. mobile app code & UX expertise) -- feel free to reach out via Twitter @mnmnotmail (link above). Those big…
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Comment #29731164
At this early stage, I'd say the biggest obstacle is reaching a wide enough audience; I have no prior fame, and no PR budget yet.
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Comment #29730699
And yet none of those corporations has displaced email, despite the fact that it has become a universal cyberattack channel, with a stagnant UX that doesn't address most real-world…
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Comment #29453678
The success of a wide variety of messaging and discussion apps demonstrates that the network effects of email are not necessarily a high barrier. What these products have lacked, w…