Does there exist a project, either an open-source library, or a whitepaper that has implemented a live-streaming system in a decentralized way (such as twitch.tv or hitbox.tv)?

Any links to papers or well-maintained library repos would be acceptable.

I have too many projects as it is, I can't complete all of these at once, so I am selling the following domains:

iacceptbitcoin.com

colorcoin.org/.info
colorco.in
(buy any of these and it comes free with the colorcoin subreddit at http://reddit.com/r/colorcoin)

distributedapplication.com/.org/.net/.info

coinsongs.com
coinsong.org/.info

coyn.org

chainception.com/.org/.info/.net

htmlcoin.org/.info

threadcoin.com/.net/.org/.info

blockstar.org/.info

blockchainpage.com

blogchain.org

opcoin.com/.org/.net/.info

rockchain.org


Post here with offer or PM me to discuss. Thank you.

If you need some info on me / need to feel better about trusting me for whatever reason, please consider my reputation within the NYC Bitcoin community. I can provide details in PM if necessary.

Hi everyone, We've been working hard on making user-friendly web apps for Florincoin using the transaction comment field to store data in the blockchain.

Here's one of our first apps:





Aterna Love

The idea is to use the proof-of-existence concept to attach a message into the Blockchain.

However, using the Florincoin blockchain, coins don't have to be destroyed to store messages in the Blockchain (which in Bitcoin is usually done by outputting getMinNonDustValue satoshis to multiple output addresses and storing data there).

 
We plan on releasing more user-friendly websites that harness the power of decentralization using the Bitcoin and Florincoin blockchain protocol.

If a bot were to scrape a thread for posts with a certain message in them, would this be against the rules of the forum?

Specifically the page would be downloaded once every 2-3 minutes at most, or whatever is acceptable.

Simply wondering what the rules are regarding this.

Here is my reputation thread.