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I think it is inevitable, yeah. But, this wouldn't have been a problem if the product itself was decentralized. For example, if it was optional to connect to t
by olah_1 6y ago
I think it is inevitable, yeah. But, this wouldn't have been a problem if the product itself was decentralized.
For example, if it was optional to connect to the Keybase network to begin with.
Imagine a keybase-type app that is built on web of trust rather than centralized servers.
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- dcow 6y agoWait what? That's called PGP. And people like to hate on it because it's a decentralized web of trust. The whole point of Keybase is to pave over the problems with web of trust by creating a social identity layer that more accurately reflects how trust relationships actually form. An open source social identity attestation layer that people can operate and federate. Now that sounds cool!
- olah_1 6y ago> An open source social identity attestation layer that people can operate and federate. Now that sounds cool! Hard agree! Let me know what you think of this project Iris. I know it's still early, but the plan is sound imo https://github.com/irislib/iris https://github.com/irislib/iris