You remember how it felt to get a Gmail address in 2004? When you had to know someone to get in? And having one meant something? Or how about the people who grabbed the first dot coms in 1995?
There’s a window like that again right now, and most people don’t even know it’s open.
Reinventing *everything* from scratch is wrong.
The prime example: the Micron markup. Why? Markdown, Asciidoc and even vt100 are more byte efficient (HTML compresses nicely).
You can build your own infra and be your own ISP even using IP. Then use .onion and TOR browser.
Btw, LoRa is ~100kbps max on shared airwaves. Meshtastic in CZ collapsed with low traffic (flood). Meshcore is hitting routing issues (prefix length). Imagine what happens to the mesh when thousands join at once.
Zach Perlman
MarSik