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Working on status.net for now. | |||
[http://status.net status.net] isn't quite what we need and it is much to complex (says haxwithaxe) | [http://status.net status.net] isn't quite what we need and it is much to complex (says haxwithaxe) | ||
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*distributed couchdb-like database backend | *distributed couchdb-like database backend | ||
*the future ability to sign messages with pgp keys | *the future ability to sign messages with pgp keys | ||
For the time being, let's set it up. We can code something else later, but I need ''something'' to demo (and turn testers loose on). I'll see if status.net can use SQLite as its back end. Supposedly [http://status.net/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2011#RDBMS_backend the Google Summer of Code] was supposed to do this in 2011, but I don't know if it actually happened. | |||
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Working on status.net for now. status.net isn't quite what we need and it is much to complex (says haxwithaxe)
recommend we write our own dead simple one with the following features:
- completely anonymous posting (security via the lack thereof :P)
- distributed couchdb-like database backend
- the future ability to sign messages with pgp keys
For the time being, let's set it up. We can code something else later, but I need something to demo (and turn testers loose on). I'll see if status.net can use SQLite as its back end. Supposedly the Google Summer of Code was supposed to do this in 2011, but I don't know if it actually happened.