Journal Journal: hashstamps vs Journal-Entries or Comments 2
SUMMARY - think $$$, slashdot could make money as a purposeful hashstamp server, per my detailed musings as slashdot-user hashstamp, www.hashstamp.com
For some time I had been hashstamping my progress toward the release of deskpane under the slashdot account for user hashstamp.
I was therefore dismayed by the redesign of 25-jan-2011, when I suddenly found I could EDIT my Journal Entries. Of course, when viewing slashdot as a "Hashstamp Server", it is a FEATURE that posts cannot be edited, and an even BETTER feature that posts can't be deleted, since then your hashstamps are secure, even though someone might steal your password.
So for today I will be registering my hashstamps as comments to posts which seem vaguely related to hashstamping, in order to obtain these features of no-edit, no-delete.
For some time I had been hashstamping my progress toward the release of deskpane under the slashdot account for user hashstamp.
I was therefore dismayed by the redesign of 25-jan-2011, when I suddenly found I could EDIT my Journal Entries. Of course, when viewing slashdot as a "Hashstamp Server", it is a FEATURE that posts cannot be edited, and an even BETTER feature that posts can't be deleted, since then your hashstamps are secure, even though someone might steal your password.
So for today I will be registering my hashstamps as comments to posts which seem vaguely related to hashstamping, in order to obtain these features of no-edit, no-delete.
