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Here's another idea: why not use Namecoin [1] to keep the data? It's fair, no one owns it, and everyone can query it. [1] http://bluishcoder.co.nz/2011/05/12/n
by saljam 13y ago
Here's another idea: why not use Namecoin [1] to keep the data? It's fair, no one owns it, and everyone can query it.
[1] http://bluishcoder.co.nz/2011/05/12/namecoin-a-dns-alternative-based-on-bitcoin.html http://bluishcoder.co.nz/2011/05/12/namecoin-a-dns-alternati...
- atrilumen 13y agoIt's probably not a good idea to start using blockchains for everything. (As much as I dig bitcoin and all.) Shudder. What about a simple proposal for the convention of firing a query for a mailing address before each mailing, by such means as: 1. HTTP request to (something like) "/address.txt" 2. *blank* email with subject line (such as) "address" I wonder how difficult it would be to get the whole world on board with this, to the extent that a domain name or email address is accepted in form fields requiring mailing addresses.