You could, sure. But nobody is, nobody has, nobody plans to from what I can tell. I'd genuinely love to see one. Double plus if it ditches the default configs all pointing at Synonym's Nexus entirely ...
> I'd genuinely love to see one. Double plus if it ditches the default configs all pointing at Synonym's Nexus entirely and stands on it's own with no hidden configs or backends.
Architecture & design docs specify fully decentralised search and discovery. An initial single server is just a necessity of build order and I saw that @JustPav is searching for more devs (paid fully remote) so I'm sure you'll see everything on your wish list soon; all of that is on my wish list as well. The whole project is Open Source MIT licenced and random open source devs on Pubky are already contributing stuff, so I'm pretty hype.
> A working, clean and simple architecture exists with the very protocol you're reading this message on.
From a user perspective (n=1) I would challenge clean, and working. Either way, pubky is a significant architecture improvement.
Architecture & design docs specify fully decentralised search and discovery. An initial single server is just a necessity of build order and I saw that @JustPav is searching for more devs (paid fully remote) so I'm sure you'll see everything on your wish list soon; all of that is on my wish list as well. The whole project is Open Source MIT licenced and random open source devs on Pubky are already contributing stuff, so I'm pretty hype.
> A working, clean and simple architecture exists with the very protocol you're reading this message on.
From a user perspective (n=1) I would challenge clean, and working. Either way, pubky is a significant architecture improvement.
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