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You can accomplish the same with Bitmessage broadcast addresses, and it solves the spam issue with proof of work. https://bitmessage.org/ https://bitmessage.or
by gasull 13y ago
You can accomplish the same with Bitmessage broadcast addresses, and it solves the spam issue with proof of work.
https://bitmessage.org/ https://bitmessage.org/
- Joeboy 13y agoI don't know much about Bitmessage, but aren't messages dropped after two days? So a new follower / visitor would only see two days' worth of my microblog?
- salient 13y agoYes. I would disregard comparisons with BitMessage. I don't think they really target the same market. BitMessage wants to be more of a private snooping-free e-mail system. Twister wants to be more of a public decentralized social network (resistant to censorship). There may be some technical overlap and functionality overlap, but I think they are more different than similar. It's like saying Gmail is the same as Twitter, since you can also broadcast messages with Gmail, and you can also send private messages with Twitter. But the two really aren't the same.