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Re: BlockPaper – Centralized, paper-backed blockchain in my home office

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You should add the meta tags for social networks on the viewer page. The summary_large_image version should be cool. You can test the feature here: https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validator :).

Thanks for the advice, BlockPaper holder #14. I'm a back-end dev so this stuff is mostly arcane to me. I'll check it out!

Another suggestion: add "previous link" and "next link" button to the link viewer :).

Re: BlockPaper – Centralized, paper-backed blockchain in my home office

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That's good to hear. I'll just pull all my investments from my goat farm and civboot.org and put it all in block paper then. Thanks for making everything so much easier!

Now THIS is a smart investor. Good call.

If you created a secondary market for paper-links and let others run paper-nodes, you'd be filthy rich in a matter of months

Re: BlockPaper – Centralized, paper-backed blockchain in my home office

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Thanks for the advice, BlockPaper holder #14. I'm a back-end dev so this stuff is mostly arcane to me. I'll check it out!

Another suggestion: add "previous link" and "next link" button to the link viewer :).

Done!

Re: BlockPaper – Centralized, paper-backed blockchain in my home office

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What plans do you have to present periodic snapshots of the full chain? I'm uncomfortable going all in until I can be sure that my links won't be edited out.

I'm thinking about adding a live Twitch stream of the chain, but that sounds like a lot of work so I'll probably just upload periodic pictures of it in a pile on my floor to Twitter every few days and charge $5,000 if people want to come audit it physically.

You can always publish a PDF saying “Trust me bro” as an attestation. Works well for Tether.

Re: BlockPaper – Centralized, paper-backed blockchain in my home office

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Now THIS is a smart investor. Good call.

If you created a secondary market for paper-links and let others run paper-nodes, you'd be filthy rich in a matter of months

I think I just found my cofounder.
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