Cypherpunks invent social-media

[Karl]

I see no evidence that minds.com is blockchain-based nor distributed,
even though wikipedia says it is.  It appears to use a centralised
database held on a single host, at a quick glance of the developers
documentation.  The wikipedia article is semi-protected; I don't have
the logged-in edit history to fix it.

On 1/22/21, Karl <gmkarl at gmail.com> wrote:
> according to wikipedia, minds.com, which ben goertzel mentions, is
> actually blockchain based.  they also have a gitlab open source site.
> i never knew!  the website doesn't say these things!
>
> usually when the website doesn't say it means they aren't actually
> securing their content on a blockchain, just using it for some things.
> maybe they are though, dunno.
>