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Owning a private key is the best way to prove your identity. As for hosting, I think BitTorrent is the most rock-solid? So maybe store your content in a Git rep
by astrobe_ 1y ago
Owning a private key is the best way to prove your identity. As for hosting, I think BitTorrent is the most rock-solid? So maybe store your content in a Git repo, sign your commits, and publish on Torrent. And NNTP or RSS to notify users/followers of updates? Problems though are discoverability and passivity (e.g. no user comments from blogs etc.).
- danabramov 1y agoThat's more or less how AT works, minus the Torrent part. There's a private key you own (which is normally held on your hosting but you can also add a "higher priority" key that would override that one if your relationship with your hosting sours). The updates are broadcasted by WebSockets but you can think of it similar to RSS. The repo is MST but that's not too far from Git. The commits are signed. The publishing is done on traditional web though.