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Decentralizing social media platforms empowers users by granting them more control over their data and content. Memo.cash, Nostr, Mastodon, and Lemmy are notable examples in this movement. Memo.cash, a …
In The United States of America, there is enough money to send to Ukraine but not enough money to fund schools and affordable housing? I recently saw a post …
Instagram alternatives should exist. Web3 developers should release a decentralized Instagram alternative. Odysee is a Web3 (or at least partially Web3) YouTube alternative. Instagram can be fun and useful, …
There are alternatives to YouTube, like Odysee and BitChute. Odysee is even somewhat decentralized in how they store and distribute (stream) videos to viewers. Alternatives to YouTube are important. …
This is a proposal for a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), a non-profit charity, or a benefit corporation. This could sort of be a quasi decentralized autonomous organization (qDAO), which …
Here is an idea for a site app that combines a social media cryptocurrency, with advertising, with premium memberships, and a basic income cryptocurrency. The site/app will accept cryptocurrency …
Social Media Decentralized is about developing social media sites that accept cryptocurrencies for self serve advertising, and also enable members to pay a certain amount of cryptocurrency each month …
Wikis can effectively function as a sort of social network. Here is an idea for improving MediaWiki and more. MediaWiki is the software that runs Wikipedia. Functionality of different …
Wikis are a sort of website that can function as a sort of social media. Wikipedia is the most popular wiki in existence. Wikis enable the collaborative editing of …
Anyone interested in utilizing IPFS, Bitcoin Cash, and Memo protocol to produce an Instagram alternative as a DAO that benefits many stakeholders? Pinata is an interesting method of interfacing …
