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Board Rules: The Hegemonikon Protocol
Welcome to Hegemonikon. By participating here, you agree to follow these core principles designed to foster technical autonomy and constructive discourse.
1. Interoperability & Standards First
We prioritize discussions that align with established open standards.
To keep the database lean and the discussion high-quality:
In the spirit of decentralized networks, we function as a group of peers.
Consistent with W3C WAI guidelines:
Board Rules: The Hegemonikon Protocol
Welcome to Hegemonikon. By participating here, you agree to follow these core principles designed to foster technical autonomy and constructive discourse.
1. Interoperability & Standards First
We prioritize discussions that align with established open standards.
- Reference W3C recommendations for web technologies.
- Cite relevant RFCs when discussing protocol implementations.
- Avoid promoting proprietary "walled garden" solutions unless discussing how to bridge or exit them.
To keep the database lean and the discussion high-quality:
- Ensure posts are substantive. Avoid low-effort, one-word replies.
- Use descriptive titles for new threads (e.g., [NIP-01] Troubleshooting Relay Auth).
- Format code snippets and logs properly to ensure readability across all user agents.
- Privacy: Never share another user’s PII or deanonymize users without consent.
- Security: Do not post malicious code or tools designed for unprovoked harm. Research into ZKP, encryption, and testing is welcome when framed as defensive or educational.
In the spirit of decentralized networks, we function as a group of peers.
- Critique the code or the logic, not the person.
- Adhere to Postel’s Law: Be conservative in what you send, liberal in what you accept. Be patient with newcomers, but firm on technical accuracy.
Consistent with W3C WAI guidelines:
- Avoid excessive use of flashing imagery or complex formatting that breaks screen readers.
- Keep the board accessible to those accessing via Tor, VPNs, or low-bandwidth connections.
- Automated bot posting is strictly prohibited.
- Affiliate links and unsolicited advertisements will be removed. Mentioning your own open-source projects or consulting services in a relevant context is encouraged.
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Relays and Nodes
For: Relays & Nodes
Infrastructure for the Decentralized Web.
Technical discussion on deploying and maintaining personal sovereign infrastructure.
• Protocols: Bitcoin, Nostr, IPFS, Tor, Reticulum, Pubky.
• Messaging: SimpleX, DeltaChat.
• Standards: FIPS and relay optimization.
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Protocol Overview: Pubky & De…
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Encryption and Security
For: Encryption & Security
Hardening the Digital Mind.
Best practices for cryptographic sovereignty and securing the commanding faculty.
• Methods: Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP), Schnorr signatures via Nostr.
• Tools: PGP key management, PicoCrypt, and cold storage strategies.
• Philosophy: Maintaining private keys in an adversarial environment.
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