Censorship-resistant first, reach second
Publishing, identity, and the follow graph live on open protocols. The fleet reads and writes through our own infrastructure — a server-side proxy we control, not an app we rent. This tier is where the real record is kept.
X, YouTube, and friends get mirrored copies for distribution. Useful for reach, never load-bearing. If a mirror disappears, the protocol rails still hold the canonical thread — that ordering is the whole point.
Censorship-resistant rails
Signed messages on an open protocol — no platform owner can delete the account or the graph. The feed below reads straight from the protocol via our own server-side proxy.
Second protocol rail: portable identity and posts that travel with the wallet, not the app. Wired next once the handle is claimed.
Keypair-signed notes on relays we don't own. The most censorship-resistant rail in the stack: there is no company to shut off — only relays to read from.
[PLACEHOLDER: NEXT_PUBLIC_FARCASTER_FID] — the live Farcaster feed below activates as soon as the project FID is set (env) and NEYNAR_API_KEY is provisioned in Cloudflare. The proxy route is already wired; nothing else to build.
Reach mirrors
Mirror for long-form. Livestream landing page already exists at /social/livestreaming.
Our own publishing surface — not a rented platform. Articles syndicate out to the mirrors above.
One identity, many rails
ENS is the anchor: every rail above should resolve back to supercompute.eth — that is what makes the identity portable across protocols instead of platform-dependent.
SOCIAL RAILS
Every rail we publish on, ordered by how hard it is to silence. Protocol rails first — Farcaster, Lens, Nostr — where identity is a keypair and the graph lives on open infrastructure. Web2 mirrors second: copies for reach, never the source of truth. One platform going away does not take the record with it.