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Should the Bitcoin Cash blockchain be used to permanently publish/index .torrent file metadata?
Yes 35 votes · 32,925 satoshis
No 0 votes · 0 satoshis

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taowanzou
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If you are from BitTorrent world join our small #WebTorrent topic where we discuss the possible integration of WT for media handling https://memo.cash/topic/webTorrent
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TrashPosterInTheDark
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Fuck yes.
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This would be nice indeed.
1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
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Magnet links are much better way to use the protocol than .torrent files
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taowanzou
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Magnets are overburdened by a uri convention. I believe we can propose a better way to store infohash and other metadata in op_return, that’s native to our environment.
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1,500
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Good idea. As an old programmer I appreciate conserving resources like storage, which has become something of a lost art.
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1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
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I look forward to all the proposals, for now just memoing magnet links seems convinient enough
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taowanzou
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Things to encode: infohash, network specification (clearnet/i2p), keywords, name and other metadata.
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taowanzou
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Also: content type such as plain text / rich text / audio / video / image / animated gif document etc
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taowanzou
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I believe we need a separate well defined protocol for publishing torrents on blockchain. It should resemble magnets, but without uri overburden.
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Barricade
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Are you a developer? If you have time, post your project on lighthouse or coinfundr to get some funds to set it up. I will contribute, a decentralized Pirate Bay is a great idea.
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taowanzou
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Lighthouse is great! I remember it since 2015, and it is pretty cool the project is alive again. I don’t need anything more than utf8 encoder at this moment though!
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