Friedger Müffke

Really easy to use once you own your name. (https://friedger.hns.to) How can you not own your name? There are two many platforms that rent "your" name to you..

I am not a survey creator, but I am happy to see BlockSurvey as hosting platform when I complete surveys. The experience is professional and it is easy to use and I feel much more comfortable than with other hosting platforms. Good luck with it!

Because it is open source you can even run your own instance! Thank you!

The link to google play seems broken

As far as I can see there is no blockchain involved here. Why are your requesting my email address ? :-/

I am the developer of gitix and happy to present you the beginning of a decentralized github, at least with regards to the social part. With the github/Iran story and more people moving from github to gitlab or other git service providers the community of open source developers gets divided. I wanted to create a place where everybody can show off their projects on any git host. Gitix...

As a long-time user and supporter of the matrix platform and as a blockchain developer, I am quite excited to provide a chat service where users can sign in just with their name - the name that they already own on a blockchain, not a name or account that a social network rented out to their users (mostly at the cost of less privacy). The chat and collaboration app comes with all the features...

I don't see how this app can know which non-multi-user apps I am using... Features like favorites should probably be in the Blockstack Browser. I am sure they are happy to accept pull requests :-)

Unfortunately, the high score is just the score that a user claims to have achieved. As the apps work decentralized, there is no guarantee that the top users have actually played the game, or just stored the high score they like most on their storage and then the aggregator displays the score as a "high" score. Please clarify the meaning of use of blockchain, use of high score, use of...

It started with an app that shows results of the Blockstack app mining program in an accessible format. Over time it developed into a review platform that adopts Blockstack's vision of user control and data ownership. On this open-source platform, users can leave comments about apps and give ratings. App developers can integrate a review feature into their apps and also post monthly updates...

Nice design and easy to use. What is your take on tracking via short links?

Why do you need the permission to publish data in my name?

How exactly is blockchain involved?