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I'm working on an open source forum platform intended to compete with Reddit. https://member.cash https://member.cash It uses the concept of competitive modera
by FreeTrade 4y ago
I'm working on an open source forum platform intended to compete with Reddit.
https://member.cash https://member.cash
It uses the concept of competitive moderation, allowing users to choose the moderators they want for any give sub. It's like anyone can maintain a killfile for a sub, then you can choose whoever is doing the best job and use their killfile.
It's got threaded discussions like Reddit and uses the blockchain as a database layer (for text, not images) to ensure persistence and freedom of speech.
It's a point now, I'd like try it out with some users. I'm looking for an existing forum that needs a software upgrade. Maybe you have a forum that's dying, or you're bored with managing but you don't want to abandon it or kill it off? Let's talk!