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Currently, we have a splash page on the Preview of Drive which explains a bit what it is and has a default IPFS hash for boris.fission.name that you can explore after you click explore.
Rather than having that splash page, we should display a "Public" tree by default. We'll populate this with content that is appropriately licensed for sharing, and when people sign up for a Fission account and are authenticated, this remains in their Public folder.
See https://bmann.fission.name/Drive/public for the current snapshot. This hash would be "hardcoded" into Drive (with a full Fission File System, so not exactly this version), and when we create an FFS for a new user, again this hash would be grafted into the Public tree.
This means an anonymous person can browse and preview a public tree without an account.
We also want a "web banner" that displays in anonymous mode, which explains what these public files are, and directs them to create an account (which links to auth).
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Currently, we have a splash page on the Preview of Drive which explains a bit what it is and has a default IPFS hash for
boris.fission.name
that you can explore after you click explore.Rather than having that splash page, we should display a "Public" tree by default. We'll populate this with content that is appropriately licensed for sharing, and when people sign up for a Fission account and are authenticated, this remains in their Public folder.
See https://bmann.fission.name/Drive/public for the current snapshot. This hash would be "hardcoded" into Drive (with a full Fission File System, so not exactly this version), and when we create an FFS for a new user, again this hash would be grafted into the Public tree.
This means an anonymous person can browse and preview a public tree without an account.
We also want a "web banner" that displays in anonymous mode, which explains what these public files are, and directs them to create an account (which links to auth).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: