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                   <p>We have many other ideas for Privly. We expand on just two of them below.</p>
  -                <li><span class="listitemtitle">Peer-to-peer storage:</span> Once data is encrypted, it doesn't matter where you store it. Success of systems like BitTorrent and Bitcoin suggest ways to decentralize storage, but we need to extend their ideas to ensure that browsing anonymity is maintained. Privly's researchers find this aspect fascinating, so we will probably revisit this soon. <span class="developmentstatus developmentstatusvapor">Not Under Development</span></li>
  -                <li><span class="listitemtitle">Personal Semantic Datastore:</span> Text conversations are not the only type of personal information. Many exciting applications rely on declarations of who you are. When you give Facebook your date of birth, hometown, and likes, you give them a rich dataset that is shared with third-party applications. An anonymized and encrypted personal information database would make it easier for you to use exciting functionality without allowing companies to correlate your personal information with a database of marketing information. You are the customer, not the product. <span class="developmentstatus developmentstatusvapor">Not Under Development</span></li>
  +                <li><span class="listitemtitle developmentstatusvapor">Peer-to-peer storage:</span> Once data is encrypted, it doesn't matter where you store it. Success of systems like BitTorrent and Bitcoin suggest ways to decentralize storage, but we need to extend their ideas to ensure that browsing anonymity is maintained. Privly's researchers find this aspect fascinating, so we will probably revisit this soon.</li>
  +                <li><span class="listitemtitle developmentstatusvapor">Personal Semantic Datastore:</span> Text conversations are not the only type of personal information. Many exciting applications rely on declarations of who you are. When you give Facebook your date of birth, hometown, and likes, you give them a rich dataset that is shared with third-party applications. An anonymized and encrypted personal information database would make it easier for you to use exciting functionality without allowing companies to correlate your personal information with a database of marketing information. You are the customer, not the product.</li>
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          	    <p>The Privly developers survived the blink tag and midi song era of the internet, and we don't want to return to a time when sites are pieced together with inconsistent typography and generally bad style. Never. Again.</p>
          	    <li><span class="listitemtitle developmentstatusvapor">Allow for Site-Specific CSS:</span> Privly content should identify itself, but should also fit its context. User submitted or host-page CSS should provide generalized styling of text content.</li>
          	    <li><span class="listitemtitle developmentstatusvapor">Provide Domain Specific Language (DSL):</span> Markdown is an excellent starting point for generating HTML for page injection, but it is not intended for systems like Privly. A DSL could solve many formatting problems.</li>
          	    <li><span class="listitemtitle developmentstatusvapor">Non-text Content:</span> Private information is not limited to text, and neither is Privly.</li>
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