Yeah, that's a showstopper. You shouldn't be launching a site in 2014 without https: that could handle 'secrets', or even any personal information, or really a

Yeah, that's a showstopper. You shouldn't be launching a site in 2014 without https: that could handle 'secrets', or even any personal information, or really at all! Also, as said above, you can't actually prove destruction (as far as I know, without a Trent i.e. trusted party to do it), which is a big theoretical flaw in the whole idea.