Now with the NXT Newsletter up and running, are anyone willing to participate in optimizing nxter.org, that hosts it?
First off, I need a person with wp-skills to set up the Grand Magazine-theme.
It's "pretty simple" but I simply don't have the time right now. We're talking the overall looks/ functionality: Parted into categories. Short news should not blend with articles, etc.
http://www.time.com/time/ inspiration, but nicer to look at. I have a graphic designer on logo+ overall looks, right now.
Taking Nxt a step further:
You should log in using nxtAuth. I want to make nxter.org a site for nxters.
Meaning: Everybody can read, but you need a nxt-acc to comment, etc. Nxter.org hosts a magazine, but it might open up to user generated content in the future. BuddyPress is obvious, but I'd like an integration of
http://buddycloud.com functionality, possibly on top of Nxt. Is this possible? Buddycloud is open source under the license: Free to do whatever you want with it. But should it be built from scratch to fit Nxt?
This would not only integrate encrypted and private/open decentralized facebook-like connections between users, but also filesharing. Going fast forward, also channels with .torrent-streams should be possible to add, website-like profiles, opening endless possibilities.
Right now - anyone just willing to look at the wp-part?
I might try to dip into a funding pool here, if the community shares my belief, that a site and service like this could become not only a "nice thing to have", but a strong conversion tool (Alice and Bob wants sharing, socializing and such much culture without prying eyes and 3rd party owning them
). If everything is done with Nxt - it should become a promotional tool as well, and a statement, a demonstration of the power of Nxt.
Comments, advise, and voluntary contributions are most welcome! What's your thoughts?
PS. Know that I'm posting this on my way out the door. I'll catch up on the thread later, just don't feel stupid if I don't answer right away.