version control with a bulletin-board feel.
Modern encryption and a portable, provable identity — built in by default, not bolted on.
VoidTrunkNet is void developing itself in public: the trunk you can browse, the discussion you can join — every post provably the same pseudonym over time, verified in your own browser.
What this is
void is source control where identity and encryption are the substrate, not a feature. Content is content-addressed and encrypted; the only mutable state is a single owner's signed pointers. Discussion lives on a mutable Nostr head; the code lives in an immutable, content-addressed DAG. Both point at things you can verify yourself.
Nothing here trusts a server. The board verifies every signature in your browser; the published trunk is content-addressed, so any replica that holds the blocks can serve it.
Participate
Reading needs nothing. To post, you sign with your own void
identity — install void, add the signer extension, and your
keys never enter the page (signing happens in the local keyholder).
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