Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities
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Aether – Free, privacy-sensitive public communities
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#2FYI, there doesn't appear to be any cryptocurrency involved, which is a plus for me.
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#3The idea of impeaching mods sounds interesting, but unworkable. How do you stop hostile communities from brigading and removing each other’s mods?
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#4To state the obvious, I can't download—"You caught it before the launch. :)"
That said, I really, really appreciate the native client here and I'm excited to try it out.
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#5It'd be nice if I didn't have to download an application to use it. Open to a reddit alternative, but I care more about convenience than any sort of encryption a client would offer.
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#6I can't figure out how to use the snap.
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#7For anybody who is curious as me:
> Aether is a product of Burak Nehbit (@nehbit). You can reach out at burak at getaether dot net.
> Burak Nehbit
> Burak is an ex-Google, ex-Facebook product designer and engineer. He specialises in end-to-end product experience, from product, UX, to API (developer) experience. He is an expert in the fields of distributed networks and monetisation (e.g: prior jobs at YouTube and Facebook).
> He was also the part of the team that built the next generation, material design AdWords at Google. (e.g: complex data visualisation, dashboards).
> He is available for consulting as a full-stack designer and engineer in distributed networks space. He lives in San Francisco.
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#8Love the concept. Will try out the product. Immediately, the logo looks a lot like an anus.
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#9Love the concept. Will try out the product. Immediately, the logo looks a lot like an anus.
paid unique usernames? I can foresee a lot of blackmail happening using this.
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#10Downloaded and installed, but no content has loaded in last 30min.