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@cryptix %fZJ2huE70URUf3rjIqP1fR2VpyERaXBeuO3VrhxavPM=.sha256

I really like this idea!

I remembered it came up a year ago around patchwork and since April this year it should be relatively simple to add through electron-builder. ( cc #patchwork-dev )

Preferably there wouldn't be a single author/secret behind such a feed though, right? Having a multi-sig (maybe bls for instance?) based feed where a group proposes, tests and accepts updates would be awesome though.

@andrestaltz %HmcW51XUa1+4Mb/AqHu9liodKLhKERlrUlpJffWmylw=.sha256

I'm waiting for multiple identities to be an easy thing to do in a UI app (not CLI), then I intend to do this with manyverse releases too, on a dedicated feed. Currently I use my own feed.

@mix %KLRWH1IfgXPYJPdKRs/zVSI1TosivguyxV0GWBhuwSE=.sha256

I love this idea. @dominic recently had the great insight to make https://github.com/ssb-junkyard ... I think what would be really awesome is 3 layers :

  • prototyping level
  • legit, in production in 2 places, stable as level
  • deprecated / junkyard level

I think we're quite close to being able to do groups with access-permissions. I have built some of the code for this for private groups but I think what we want is public groups with a list of approved authors (the SSBC say). If someone wants to work on this with me, we could get it out faster, and you'd get an intro to all the R+D we've done.

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@Anders %dYvGX03nqET0vf6KBjkASWtMrruaQcdqBfhzTDePcrY=.sha256
Voted # Trusting the SSBC (code) - is there an append-only log for release announ
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