Locked Post (ALPHA) is a free, anonymous, secure, uncensorable, decentralised and eternal post board.
All posts are stored in the unmodifiable Bitcoin Blockchain along with a post verification sequence number (used to easily verify that our web-site displays the same complete data as within the Bitcoin Blockchain).
Feel free to ask any questions :)
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All BTC made from this account (@woocharlie) will go straight into the Locked Post service Bitcoin wallet - here: 1K69sEhUwNgiva3xzPnToxS89dzydU7nPm - if you would like to donate - you can send me a message and I can put your name up on the home page for a while to show my gratitude.
I don't need a service like this, but I am glad it exists. Voted and resteemed.
Much appreciated!
(Money made from this post will go into the service wallet - this runs from my own money and donations [currently £0.00 worth of donations - https://bitaps.com/1K69sEhUwNgiva3xzPnToxS89dzydU7nPm])
Neat thing. A bit limited in text compared to what Steem can do (we're posting on a blockchain right now in case you didn't know yet :)
Can you prove you're the owner of that domain in some fashion please?
http://lockedpost.com/files/Steemit-pfunk-Proof.txt
I will be increasing the limit to 450 bytes soon.
I have also just added the first of many sample codes to validate the site content. https://lockedpost.com/code/validate/PHP-Validation-Code/
Thanks for verifying.
A blockchain backed by millions of millions of dollars has its advantages over just any old blockchain. People have a vested interest in it - that sounds good for freedom of speech and information.
You could chain link these larger embeds (~450 bytes per one output - with no limits for outputs I believe but only a limitation on transaction size - 100kb) together to store what Steemit does. You could start each link in the chain with the previous link's transaction ID and store all the information required to rebuild the data - within the Blockchain) But whether that is the right thing to do is another question.
Also I see you're using pretty high transaction fees. You could potentially stretch your bitcoin further if you used lower tx fees that would eventually get mined into a block.
It's high at the moment to speed up confirmation times in the short and long term.
I will tweak this as the site grows.