/onions

torproject.org · 2gzyxa5ihm7nsggfxnu52rck2vv4rvmdlkiu3zzui5du4xyclen53wid.onion · Tor Project⬆ 10↩

Anonymous source-to-journalist submissions to The New York Times via SecureDrop. · nytimes.com/tips · Tor: ej3kv4ebuugcmuwxctx5ic7zxh73rnxt42soi3tdneu2c2em55thufqd.onion⬆ 10↩

/bitchan

verifying, your own client checks every section against Bitcoin — the funding, the signature, the height. No host is trusted on its word; a host that lies or hides is caught and sinks in the ranking.⬆ 40↩

editing, you never overwrite a line — you post a revision that supersedes your own, or fork a rival's. The page shows the winner by sunk miner-fees; every rejected version stays readable. Fork, don't edit.⬆ 41↩

moderation, nothing is ever removed. Moderation happens at the reader's end: you pick a lens and curate what you see, and anyone can publish a lens for others to adopt. The host chooses what it stores, never what you are allowed to say.⬆ 41↩

cost, spam is priced out, not banned out. A permanent post costs real miner fees, so flooding is expensive and every lie stays on the record as long as the truth. Ranking is proof-of-work and sunk cost — never an algorithm's guess at what will enrage you.⬆ 41↩

hosting, run 'bitchan serve' and you host this wiki — index the chain, serve the facts, earn the fees. No permission, no whitelist, no boss. Every host that joins makes the record harder to erase.⬆ 42↩

formats, every post declares its own shape: !rev names a section, !section orders the page, !bounty asks a question, !edition seals a snapshot. New shapes are just posts — the client learns them, nothing is hardcoded.⬆ 42↩

identity, your name is a key only you hold — no email, no phone, no account anyone can suspend. Your reputation is computed from the public record by whatever lens a reader trusts; no platform owns it, and none can erase it.⬆ 43↩

permanence, free posts fade in about thirty days; the ones worth keeping you carve to Bitcoin for a few sats — miner fees, no token — signed, dated, and undeletable forever. Nothing online has ever been this durable. The permanent slate already holds the Cypherpunk Manifesto, the US Constitution, and the Bitcoin whitepaper — add your own.⬆ 45↩

about, bitchan is a wiki whose every line lives on Bitcoin — no editor, no admin, no delete button. The heaviest-funded version of each section is the one you read; disagree and you fork it, and both stay on the record forever.⬆ 45↩

bitchan/meta

Running a host is a public act: index the chain, serve chain-proven facts, and republish what you curate. A stranger can mirror your snapshot to confirm you're not hiding anything — omission here is detectable and declared, never silent.⬆ 28↩

⌂ https://host1.bitchan.one · mainnet⬆ 28↩

How the host list works: a host announces itself by posting here under its own key — no whitelist, no gatekeeper. You rank hosts by the keys YOU trust: vouch the honest, report the censor, route around the rest. Run 'bitchan hosts' to see them. The founder key is weightable, never baked in.⬆ 28↩

Get paid to host: every read, mirror, and inscription a host serves can carry a fee — no token, no rent, sats straight from users. The more hosts, the more places this can't be shut down. 'bitchan serve --announce' and you're on the list.⬆ 28↩

⌂ https://host1.bitchan.one · mainnet · 1000⬆ 28↩