DerKobe

On the point "how this platform compares to others": Think of it as a combination of single-Slack-channel/WhatsApp-Group-Chat on the one side and a EtherPad/Doodle/DropBox on the other side.

Separate noisy chat from writing down facts and stuff you would like to be able to access later on (try this in a WhatsApp-Chat or Slack-channel).

I will try to give you a very brief summary for your points. If you need anything else, just ask a follow up.

- Profitability: We have plans for paid features which are not yet available at this point (kind of micro transactions per jaypad).

- Digital Sustainability (Guaranteeing that the user can use it in the future): To be honest, none. This product is still in beta and as long as it has no sustainable funding it will not have the other one too.

- Interop with other platforms: None at the moment, but we have plans that users can write their own modules for the clipboard side of the jaypad which will open a whole new universe of interop with other things (kind of like Slack-Bots with GUI).

- Privacy: You have the link you have access. It's that simple. But one of the planed paid features is privacy related (no access without invitation, read/write restrictions, private areas, etc.).

To be honest, I don't know either. We wanted to try this type of authentication because of the quick-onboarding style.

Oh! Thanks for pointing out. Not shure if it's a "large" typo ... I didn't write "rezorzs" ;-)

Hmm strange. I just tried with Safari 13.04 and it worked for me. Which version do you use?

I liked Google Wave a lot and it is partly inspired by it.

Click the dog!

Haven't really got time to clean it up but here it goes :-) https://github.com/DerKobe/fridge

Ok, but first I have to clean it up a bit :-) I get back to you.

Spoiler: The state is stored in a GenServer.

I really think you didn't get the point of this. 1. you do not need an account to use it 2. it's all in one place (facts/polls and communication)