Drop source then I will maybe run it
You can contact me through Telegram, by writing to me inside the social network, or by email if that is easier for you.
I think we could potentially cooperate, especially if you are a programmer as well. In any case, you are welcome to test the node and explore how it works.
The source code will be available on the website soon.
What do you think about the idea of a decentralized social network on its own blockchain?
Slowest blockchain that I have ever seen && you would need a faster blocktime to send messages one would think

The goal of this blockchain is not to compete with centralized social networks on speed. If someone only needs fast messages, centralized platforms already exist.
The goal of Opstan is to build a working model of a decentralized social network, where anyone can write freely without being banned, deleted, or censored by a central authority.
Yes, in the future development can improve message speed and user experience. But right now the most important things are decentralization, stability, and security.
Opstan works without a central server or owner. The social network is secured and maintained only by miners, just like a real Proof-of-Work blockchain.
If we simply increase the number of messages and make the block time much faster, the blockchain will grow in size very quickly.
Then the question is: what regular user will be able to store a blockchain that is 100 terabytes in size?
Only large companies, data centers, or a few wealthy groups would be able to run full nodes. And that would bring us back to centralization.
If only a few people, groups, or companies store the blockchain, then the network becomes easier to control, influence, or censor.
Opstan is trying to do the opposite. The blockchain must stay realistic for normal users, so anyone can download the full blockchain, start mining, and help secure the network.
That is what creates real decentralization: not just fast messages, but a network that ordinary people can actually run, store, and protect.