Paperweight

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   by Paperweight 13y ago

   If you add a little sugar and all the other problems go away, it might be worth it. Email is not irrelevant.
2. 152.▲
   by Paperweight 13y ago

   You must admit that even an imperfect setup that leaks a little bit of metadata is a lot less bad than storing your entire inbox in cleartext at the NSA, which is what regular email amounts to.
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   by Paperweight 13y ago

   Who cares if some people don't accept an idea at first if it's backward compatible? Make a client that checks if the recipient isn't found in the encrypted network and gives you the option to fall back to regular email, eve
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   by Paperweight 13y ago

   Have a messaging system that implements per-MB fees in order to support the network. The transaction has to be signed by the sender, receiver, and burdened nodes. BOOM no spam.