Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
A timestamped record of what happened—still in development
It-happened.org describes a planned tool for sealing a private account of abuse and later showing that the same words existed by a checkable date.
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- People seeking a private record of abuse
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- The page says a timestamp can establish when words were sealed, but cannot establish their truth or when the described events occurred.
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The proposed flow keeps the writing and sealing on the user's computer, with an optional locked-record upload and a date linked to a public Bitcoin block. The page says the record would be small—at most about 64 KB—and advises keeping backup copies. It also stresses that a timestamp cannot establish the truth of an account or when the events themselves happened; the project says it is not ready for real records.
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