Web server is the option, you are right, however it has some critical disadvantages.
1) Centralised owner - need to trust server holder to keep all records up to date and server live
2) Single point of failure - domain name, server, db- not protected from seizure, hacks, burns etc
3) Possibility of data manipulation, behindhand correction etc.
I think in case when transparency and decentralisation is important, blockchain based distributed data base could be a better choice. IMO
Topic: Where can we store public bookkeeping? (Read 280 times)
On a web site.. ever heard of them ?
Some particular reason you think it needs to be tacked onto a shitcoin using a block-chain ?
Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeerpty mutha fuckin' derp EVRYTHINGKZ BETTA WITH A BLOCK_CHAINZ !!!11111
Can i have the cheeazeburger with a side of block-chainz polease ?
Taste the vinegar ?
That is because you are a douche
Some particular reason you think it needs to be tacked onto a shitcoin using a block-chain ?
Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeerpty mutha fuckin' derp EVRYTHINGKZ BETTA WITH A BLOCK_CHAINZ !!!11111
Can i have the cheeazeburger with a side of block-chainz polease ?
Taste the vinegar ?
That is because you are a douche
For example, starting "open-sourced" community driving project, where could we store custom data about our economic activity, blockchain based, publicly transparent?
Seems like Factom ( https://www.factom.com/products/apollo ) is a commercial product, but is there any alternative today?
Seems like Factom ( https://www.factom.com/products/apollo ) is a commercial product, but is there any alternative today?
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