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Bitsocial Docs
Bitsocial Docs is the technical documentation surface for the Bitsocial protocol, roadmap, apps, anti-spam modules, infrastructure, and contributor workflows.
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- llms.txt
- https://docs.bitsocial.net/llms.txt
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# Bitsocial Docs
> Bitsocial Docs is the technical documentation surface for the Bitsocial protocol, roadmap, apps, anti-spam modules, infrastructure, and contributor workflows.
Use this file as the short routing index for `https://docs.bitsocial.net/`. Use `https://docs.bitsocial.net/llms-full.txt` when you want the full inline documentation corpus instead of the curated map.
## Related landing page context
- [Home](https://bitsocial.net/): Bitsocial is an open-source peer-to-peer network for social apps, with no servers, no global bans, where users and communities are cryptographic property.
- [The problem](https://bitsocial.net/#problem): It's not a conspiracy, it's an architecture. Every mainstream social platform is a private database on private servers, and livelihoods, businesses, and communities now live on it, so decisions made inside a handful of companies reach directly into the physical world. That design has three consequences, no matter who runs it.
- [Core features](https://bitsocial.net/#core-features): Bitsocial is open source, peer-to-peer via IPFS/libp2p, app-oriented, serverless by default, locally moderated with no protocol-level global bans, and built around key-controlled identities and communities.
- [Browser P2P](https://bitsocial.net/#browser-peer): Open a Bitsocial web app in a normal tab and it joins the network itself, fetching posts from other peers and publishing your own. That's the hard part — and why every other decentralized social network still keeps a server in the middle.
- [Sanctuary comparison](https://bitsocial.net/#decentralized): Compares Server-based (Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy); Blockchain-based (Farcaster, Lens, DeSo, Steemit); Bitsocial (Pure P2P with arbitrary anti-spam challenges) across self-hosting cost, who keeps content online, scaling, custom anti-spam logic, and takedown choke points.
- [Deep comparison tables](https://bitsocial.net/#nostr-comparison): Sourced modal tables compare Bitsocial with Nostr, Bluesky, ActivityPub / Fediverse, Farcaster, Lens, DeSo, Steemit across Spam replies, Community rules, Scaling costs, Data hosting, Censorship points, Who accepts posts?, First post, What your browser is, Human names, Finding content.
- [Arbitrary Challenges](https://bitsocial.net/#arbitrary-challenges): Each node runs its own anti-spam challenge, exchanged purely peer-to-peer with the user. When spam evolves, nodes adapt without changing the protocol. Example modules include any code, AI-powered moderation, SMS OTP, whatever comes next.
- [Text-only Protocol](https://bitsocial.net/#text-only-protocol): The protocol carries only text, and it's not a hidden network. There's no global admin and no server to seize, so nobody can ban you from the whole network. Moderation just moves closer to you.
- [Adoption thesis](https://bitsocial.net/#adoption-thesis): It can't be censored, it never goes down, and you keep everything you earn. Here's who shows up — and why.
- [Master Plan](https://bitsocial.
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