Quote from: Cryptodomo on February 05, 2019, 09:47:56 AM

Quote from: Miiike on February 05, 2019, 07:25:42 AM

Quote from: Cryptodomo on February 04, 2019, 06:12:58 PM

Quote from: Miiike on January 29, 2019, 08:38:18 PM

Why would people use your service instead of the good old twitter? There's already a crypto accounts and followers tweeting and retweeting things crypto-related (which means it already has its own crypto-environment", and more importantly, they're free.

Hi Mike,

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Still a bit confused, so let's walk the thread slowly. Your project is about integrating social medias like twitter, telegram, and discord into one interface, and cross them all? Like, a telegram account can message a discord user?

Yes, with help of bridges and dummy accounts we will provide cross communications, even if you don´t have a telegram account you can still access the chat and message other users. There are two options so far:
Using shared dummy accounts, which will delete your history and access after some time and creating a unique account from within the framework with a few clicks (without adding any additional informations, as all required informations are stored in one database). So you can store all your user credentials on the blockchain (creating and updating data does charge a transaction fee) and login one time with your wallet (signed message) to access all networks.

The DOMO Community will be the very first usergroup utilizing and testing this new environment, we will open up more features to the public over time, if the Community agrees to do so. So by spreading Domocoins to everyone, we make sure we have a big userbase to test the framework on and add (or delete) features and functionalities. One of the reasons, why I am spreading Domocoins with airdrops, bountys and partnerships like crazy.

If you want, you can help us spread the word (so everyone owns at least 1 DOMO) and earn a Masternode (1000 Domocoins) for your effort.

Would it alter and/or affect certain features they have? Like, telegram with their so-called super encryption (although I doubt its secrecy these days as I witnessed one specific group has an admin that can pull your numerical ID and the dates of your account creation), or others?