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Quote from: coinxcoin on May 21, 2015, 02:05:19 AM

my advice would be

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You are not able to substantively answer serious questions, so you try to distract people by pointing out that you have more posts than me? Seriously? Something is very not right here.

Can you summarize what Alexandria offers in a short paragraph? I've read a bunch of interviews, watched a bit of video, researched a bit and it doesn't actually seem to have anything real except for using phrases like "free speech" and so on.

Again, can you summarize it in a short paragraph without hype.

You have 14 posts total, 10 of which are in this thread repeating the same thing. That is what's being pointed out.

Alexandria allows for direct publishing of media to an audience without censorship through DMCA takedown or beause the company in control of the platform dislikes the content. It gives the potential for direct revenue for content creators in an environment that has made it increasingly difficult for musicians and other creative people to make money from their work. It allows for the archiving of information in a decentralized fashion to prevent "data loss" like the original Library of Alexandria.

You have been given multiple explanations and links to more info. The potential seems obvious to me, and has for the better part of a year. If you don't get it, you don't get it.