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I think I’m very lucky to be the first to experience this function. I think the author’s idea is very innovative. Maybe in the near future, I will be able to use this technology.

Almost everyone using the internet has an email address. In fact, for instance in China, many people neither have nor use email accounts. Of course, this is not the main point of this article, and there is no need to pay too much attention to it.

Name or nickname The name will be linked to your email address.
If you change your name, your old name will be replaced in all comments.
All comment data will be automatically encrypted with the public key.

Password The password is used to authenticate against your email address.
The password is linked to your email address after your first comment.
After the first comment, you have to keep using the same password.
All comment data will be automatically encrypted with the public key.
You may change or reset your password at the account page.

Comment The comment can be markdown text.
All comment data will be automatically encrypted with the public key.
ckardaris | | feed | context | parent

Hello. Thanks for this first comment. You have a special place in this website now.

And your comment provides some good feedback, as well. For example, I should make a “preview” functionality, so that you can see how the comment will look like once rendered in markdown.

In fact, for instance in China, many people neither have nor use email accounts

I knew that in China there are centralized apps that you can use for everything, but I did not know that they have made email obsolete for many people. Interesting.

Name or nickname The name will be linked to your email address.
If you change your name, your old name will be replaced in all comments.
All comment data will be automatically encrypted with the public key.

Password The password is used to authenticate against your email address.
The password is linked to your email address after your first comment.
After the first comment, you have to keep using the same password.
All comment data will be automatically encrypted with the public key.
You may change or reset your password at the account page.

Comment The comment can be markdown text.
All comment data will be automatically encrypted with the public key.