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Re:Eppie is a decentralized email with full address and acco... by valeryeppie on Friday August 25, 2023 @12:56PM (#37264056)
Full interoperability at this point is impossible without compromising our core feature. But there are millions of users already using this kind of technology, and we believe the decentralized ecosystem and the demand will be growing. And we try our best to make the transition easy.
Re:Eppie is a decentralized email with full address and acco... by rollcat on Friday August 25, 2023 @06:33PM (#37267846)
Millions of users using "this kind of" technology does not validate the premise of defederating from regular email. Can you use this to sign up for Netflix? Facebook? Reddit? Discord? Every time you said "no", you've lost 99% of the previously remaining potential audience.
Re:Eppie is a decentralized email with full address and acco... by valeryeppie on Saturday August 26, 2023 @05:14AM (#37270995)
This is an important use case. The short answer is yes you can.
Re:Eppie is a decentralized email with full address and acco... by rollcat on Saturday August 26, 2023 @09:59AM (#37273011)
So what do I set my MX record to?

Do I have to run my own node - on a server in my basement, or on a VPS?

Do I have to trust your infrastructure?

Do I have to go through another, existing provider?

I'm trying to get a simple answer to these questions since my original post.

Re:Eppie is a decentralized email with full address and acco... by valeryeppie on Monday August 28, 2023 @06:04AM (#37291885)
> So what do I set my MX record to?

To create a gateway on your domain, you should run your own Eppie node and set MX record to point to that node. Otherwise, there’s no MX record. It’s a p2p trustless network

> Do I have to run my own node - on a server in my basement, or on a VPS?

Yes, as soon as Eppie is launched.

> Do I have to trust your infrastructure?

Eppie is a trustless network. All nodes are equal. So, no, you don’t have to trust it. Take a look at our GitHub: https://github.com/Eppie-io

> Do I have to go through another, existing provider?

No you don’t.

> I'm trying to get a simple answer to these questions since my original post.

We appreciate your willingness to get to the bottom of it.