uncensorable social media

https://destrict.org (coming soon)

Destrict is an open social network concept for immutably storing, sharing and producing content.

Destrict makes it possible to connect with peers and easily create unalterable information.

Destrict is designed to preserve freedom of speech and expression.

Destrict is an experimental social media interpreter that enables censorship-resistant networking for anyone, anywhere in the world. In it's current form, Destrict accesses and uses data stored on the Stellar Blockchain, which incorporates the following differences over conventional social networking sites:

Destrict posts live permanently, guaranteed.

Data on the blockchain will be accessible forever.

There is no censorship and deleting old posts is an impossibility.

Logging in to a Destrict is like building your own social media site from data found on the Stellar distributed ledger. Transactions on Stellar and the operations that they are composed of are capable of managing data entries. Once transactions are sent and added to the ledger, the information can never be altered. Ledger and data entries (even if the "removed" later) will historically always be available and able to be viewed.

Destrict will never be able to have an edit button and posts cannot be changed after posting. With immutability comes accountability- there are no take backs, so be mindful, and think thrice.

While the Destrict concept can theoretically be built on any timechain, currently the Stellar decentralized protocol is used. Stellar is fast and transactions cost a fraction of a cent. When the network is below capacity, over five thousand posts would cost a penny.

The testnet is completely free-to-use. You don't have to own any cryptocurrency. You do not need to provide any information to start a Destrict. The Destrict sign up process is one-click.

Data is stored on the Stellar blockchain, and not on the Destrict.org server. Therefore, Destrict.org is not responsible for the information that appears on this site. This application is in it's infancy and has not been fully tested. So, for the moment, use it at your own risk!