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Graham O'Nero · 4w
7/10 Nosdag shows a trustless count of how many nodes hold your content, taken from the DHT, and marks each note as backed up or only here. What it won't do is name who hosts you. Publishing that wo...
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8/10

Payments are Monero, because a tip on a public timeline is a public payment. Monero keeps the amount, the sender and the receiving address off a readable ledger.

The wallet is built into the app to tip a note, or the author directly. It's called the Tip Jar deliberately: it's for tips, not for storing your savings.

Tips are secret by default. You can choose to disclose one on-chain and earn a verified badge on it, but that's permanent and public. You can also point it at your own Monero node.
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Graham O'Nero · 4w
9/10 There's an anonymous mode: a Tor daemon, a v3 onion service, an IPFS node that dials only over Tor, and onion relays in place of clearnet ones. If the Tor daemon dies, network access is cut. No silent fallback to clearnet. Already run a tor router or a Whonix-style gateway? Point Nosdag at it...