Twetch – Decentralized Twitter alternative on blockchain
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#2Why does a Twitter alternative need blockchain?
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#3Meanwhile, the Mastodon Project has made everyone fully aware of how they feel about blockchains:
https://twitter.com/search?q=from%3Ajoinmastodon%20blockchai...
one quote:
"The blockchain's two core properties, immutability and centrality (i.e. the ledger is distributed, but everyone's got the same one), are actually pretty bad for a social network. People can put awful stuff into the blockchain - doxx, harassment, child abuse, that you can't remove"
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#4Why does a Twitter alternative need blockchain?
To enable their fren2fren™ transactions of course. Only wish I was joking.
To be fair, making people pay money to hurl abuse at you with /trolltoll is an interesting twist on the usual system where you just block them. Not sure why that needs a blockchain though.
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#5Why does a Twitter alternative need blockchain?
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#6> "We don't sell your data and never will."
Because your data is now freely available on the blockchain, forever.
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#7Why does a Twitter alternative need blockchain?
So there is no censorship?
So there is no middleman in the peer to peer payments?
How would you solve those problems without a blockhain?
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#8> "We don't sell your data and never will." Because your data is now freely available on the blockchain, forever.
Encrypted, you control who access this data
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#9Rhymes with Retch
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#10Rhymes with Retch
that's so Fetch