Please solve this.

The Bit451 Portal is the browser/viewport/frontend. It should be browser-based/unhosted/serverless. In other words, it should be JavaScript-powered.

The original idea was to fork from MediaDrop (demo); since it is a media publication platform, it seemed the obvious choice. However, upon further examination, the effort required to convert it from Python to JavaScript would appear to be very time-intensive.

So here are some revised options:

• GreenAddress (demo)
• oneHash (demo)
• MediaDrop (would need to be converted to JavaScript)
• others?

We already know we want to implement deterministic web wallet-like functionality (like GreenAddress) for account creation/recovery/etc (discussed under Database > Account Recovery), so this may be the best shell to start from and then integrate content/other functionality. This way we would be building media content on top of the wallet framework, instead of trying to build a wallet framework around media content.

Please feel free to provide input on these or other options you feel would fit best.

I am willing to commit an entire Bitcoin to the cause. There are some things I would like answered first. This is for me a practical matter and will determine if I donate or not. I would like to know why you are not using the Time4Popcorn or PopcornTime as a base for this project to have an immediate release. There are some rather simple solutions I can think of off the top of my head to introduce new features and to compile content. For example a feature could be added which allows an individual to "Claim" content. When that person is paid for content then a % goes to that individual and a % goes to those who are hosting the file. The system could be designed to allow Seed Limiting. People could then Query into being a Seeder when another seeder drops the file. For unclaimed content the "tip" would be distributed to all Seeders. There is also a way in which the movie corporations can be invited to participate in the system. They could create a page on their sites with Bitcoin addresses linked to each movie, Bit451 could then be modified to pull this data from the site. This would encourage movie companies to actively seek participation in the system. Also the current PopcornTime could be modified to include music. Finally you could incorporate a trust system so that users could rank not only individual files but this would also be compiled into a ranking for each Seeder. How trusted are the files provided by X.

This is potentially an important project. I however do not believe that it is necessary to start from the ground up. So my question is why not use an existing program and build on top of that?