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The Verge covers the intersection of technology, science, art, and culture. The Verge is part of the Vox Media family and is joined by Vox.com, SB Nation, Polygon, Eater, Racked, Curbed, and Re/code.

The temporary autonomous zone for people who want to freedom. Socializing through tags. Based on orion8 blockchain and Blockstack.

Murmur is a new-age microblogging platform on EOS blockchain. Unlike conventional social media platforms, Murmur is decentralized. This way users can better exercise control over their data, socially connect in safe & interesting ways without entrusting their data to some central middlemen & without confirming with arbitrary rules of publishing.

Happiness is a weird thing and I think forcing yourself to reflect back on your day is a great idea. So every day AYHT will email or text you to ask how your day went. After responding, you can go to the site and see a complete history of how your days have went and that hopefully helps you direct your life.

Feed is a social networking utility & microblogging app powered by Blockstack. Write posts up to 500 characters and share them anywhere with a permalink. With Feed, you own your data and identity. There are no ads. It's just you and the content you create.

Fadd is a way to let your buddies and the world know what you're doing at that exact moment. Unlike other apps, your statuses/replies get deleted after 24 hours, as no one wants to know what you were doing yesterday.

Koo is a Personal Updates and Opinion sharing micro-blogging platform. Discussions are around interesting topics. It empowers people to express their thoughts in Indian languages with a strong knit local Indian community.