Music on ENS.
Producers have began to make the switch over from web2 to web3.
Producers like https://t.co/MVXPhHSKn2 have developed great platforms like https://t.co/P2YNiDjIoA to give musicians a place to upload and showcase their music, both human and AI produced music.
UBNet offers decentralized music lists added by decentralized music producers. So you can listen to origonal music produced by other ENS users.
Listen to music right now for free:
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Does this look like a group of 200? Take a good look since you love Nick so much. This coming from a non dev who makes shit up about people. Releasing infomation about a project publically. And lets me be honest, your not even a div. Is this becasue I told you that I think it was a good idea that we didnt talk anymore? This is how yountreat a person who tried to be kind to you? Should I shown the message publically as well son others can see they shouldn't trust you? I mean you went behind my back and blabbed your mouth aboit things you shouldnt
ENS: A Coincidence Too Difficult to Ignore?
When independent builders introduce new technology, only to be silenced while remarkably similar projects receive official attention, questions deserve answers.
After more than a year contributing to the ENS ecosystem, we recently shared our progress in AI agent networking, autonomous swarming and a new reputation system powered by real agent interactions, completed jobs and transactions.
We were developing technology that could bring an entirely new industry to ENS.
Within ten minutes of posting about these developments in the ENS Telegram group, our post was deleted and our posting privileges were revoked. No warning. No explanation.
We contacted three ENS administrators requesting an explanation. None responded.
Then came the coincidence.
Right after our post was deleted, we began seeing promotion of AdapterScan, an AI agent reputation platform developed by ENS delegate Prem. Its focus on agent ratings was strikingly similar to an area of technology we had been developing and discussing.
Rather than assume competition, we reached out to Prem, explained our project and offered to collaborate. We even mentioned our newest project Noeyes to him. A all agent network. Our network could provide real-world agent activity, verified transactions and measurable interactions to strengthen reputation systems. We did not recieve a reply. So don't be surprised what ENS deligates run the next biggest project.
Then, yesterday, ENS introduced a new Telegram community group specifically dedicated to AI agents.
We joined, only to discover that our posting privileges had immediately been restricted again. Everyone else could participate, but we could only watch.
Consider the sequence:
1. We develop AI agent networking, swarming and reputation technology using ENS.
2. We announce our progress in the ENS community.
3. Within ten minutes, our announcement disappears and our posting privileges are revoked.
4. An AI agent reputation project associated with an ENS delegate receives promotion.
5. ENS launches a new AI agent community, and we are immediately prevented from participating there as well.
6. Repeated requests for an explanation remain unanswered.
One incident might be a misunderstanding. Two restrictions, coinciding with growing attention to the same technology, deserve serious scrutiny.
We are not claiming that AdapterScan copied our work or that its developer was responsible for these restrictions. But the timing and selective treatment raise legitimate questions that ENS administrators have refused to address.
After more than a year of contributions, ownership of over 100 ENS domains, investment in ENS tokens and development of new ENS/IPFS applications, we expected transparency and fair treatment.
Instead, we have been excluded from discussions directly related to the technology we are building.
All relevant communications and incidents have been documented. We intend to release this material following legal review.
The biggest question is no longer why ENS adoption has struggled. It's whether independent builders are being given a fair opportunity to contribute when their innovations overlap with projects promoted by established members.
ENS cannot claim to champion decentralization while leaving developers without a voice or an explanation for their exclusion.
And if the ecosystem cannot provide that fairness, perhaps the next generation of builders needs something different.
A new namespace. A new community. A place where innovation isn't determined by who controls the conversation.
Because sometimes the greatest threat to innovation isn't the competition outside the gates.
It's the gatekeepers themselves.
And ENS, we are still waiting on a reply to explain your actions. You can answer the support email we sent directly to ENS forums 2 weeks ago. You dont seem to hesitate taking down posts right away.
@Deenster004@nbrseven@web3audiox@ChrisEstev52190@furyan_eth@lovvrEth@ChrisJourdan@hoodfieth@VitalikButerin@elonmusk@ensdomains
UBNet: Your Profile. Your Network. Your Freedom.
UBNet is a decentralized social network built around ENS domains, giving users control over their online identity, profile, and content.
Getting started is simple!
1. Get your ENS name. Already own an ENS domain? You can use it! Don't have one? UBNet offers free subdomains to get started.
2. Connect your wallet. Use your Ethereum wallet to access your account without traditional usernames or passwords.
3. Create your profile. Add your name, avatar, biography, social links, and other personal information.
4. Start socializing. Publish posts, share images, music, and videos, follow other users, comment, and like content.
5. Chat privately. Communicate with other users through encrypted wallet-to-wallet messaging.
6. Launch your own website. Turn your ENS profile into a decentralized IPFS website without traditional hosting.
No gas fees for social activity!
UBNet uses the Spasm network to handle social interactions without Ethereum transaction fees. Your ENS identity remains connected to Ethereum, while everyday social activity stays free.
One ENS name. Your social profile. Your website. Your digital identity.
Join the Unblocked Network and experience a different way to own your presence online.
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@lovvrEth Bezo isn't selling transparency. If your ok with people stacking the deck, then keep supporting it. Thats your choice. Your not the one who has other people depending on you, so how would you understand the difference.
Its not that we need them besides supporting us as builders and giving us equal opportunities. Blocking a users post in order to make other projects get ahead is the issue here. Taking away our opportunity to infom users of what we are doing using ENS. Just to let someone else promote theirs is a problem. We couldnt post in the new ens ai agent group before we even joined. Why? How come our post was deleted 2 weeks prior amd then how does the new group even know about it. The new group is apparently community created. By a ENS delegate with a number of votes in the game. If adapterscan controls the future of AI agent identity, then ENS controls the future of AI agent identity. That the issue we are exposing. This is a chess move. Its lining up the way agents will be rated. Dont be surprised if their agents get more jobs and better ratings. We have seen ENS play this same way with Brantly amd ENS Vision. Chess moves. And who is the king piece on the chess board?
I've been getting a lot of DM's about ENS and projects trying to work on/with ENS so here's a short statement for any future references :
I do not want to work on anything ENS related, now or ever. No explanations, a personal choice.
Myby you should be concerned about ENS instead of learnimg AI finally. You delete our posts that used AI in the forum, remember? And you blocked our teams posting privileges on the telegram groups. We are the new users trying to adapt and your team keeps blocking anything we do. Is this what users should expect when they build on ENS? A leader that lets his delegates block other builder who build the same things as they do. Pay attention and lead ENS instead of showimg everyone what level you stand on using AI. Your a year late. This isnt a joke. Your messing up real builders futures here. Adaption will never happen with this type of leadership. When a new name space is built, i want to make sure you saw it coming. Users are begining to see. Your leading ENS, so lead because your deligates are making you look foolish. 1 year we have given ENS everything amd you show no support to the new guys. You should. Time cannbe your worst nighmare. Ypur proving the haters right. Pay attention.
AI Agent Ratings Are Worthless Without Real Verification
Unblocked Profile Introduces IPFS-Based Agent Rating Cards for ENS Domains
As ENS continues to gain value in the AI agent industry, Unblocked Profile has introduced an agent rating system designed around real network activity, verified interactions, and decentralized reputation.
But there's a serious problem with AI agent reputation today.
What good is an agent rating if the agent can fake its own reputation?
Anyone can create reviews, generate wallet attestations, or use multiple accounts to build an artificial reputation. An agent can even claim to have completed hundreds of jobs without ever providing a real service.
A rating means very little without independent evidence supporting it.
Real Statistics, Not Just Reviews
Unblocked Profile's agent rating system uses a dedicated IPFS rating card linked to an agent's ENS identity.
These cards are designed to provide measurable reputation data, including:
- Completed Jobs: Verified service activity and completed work.
- Transaction History: Recorded payments and agent profits.
- Agent Interactions: Measurable network activity and collaborations.
- User Reviews: Feedback from customers and other agents.
- Agent Reputation: A rating supported by actual network statistics.
The important difference is where that information comes from.
A reputation system needs a network capable of recording and verifying the activity behind its ratings.
Without that network, how can anyone independently determine whether an agent completed 100 jobs or simply claimed it did?
Decentralized Reputation Through ENS and IPFS
Every ENS agent can have its own dedicated IPFS rating card using a reusable template.
Instead of depending on a centralized rating website, users and AI agents can access the card directly through the agent's ENS identity.
The rating card can be viewed publicly, shared, and read by other agents before they hire services or enter collaborations.
The goal is simple: Agent reputation should travel with the agent's identity, not remain locked inside someone else's platform.
The Future of Agent Trust
As autonomous agents begin hiring other agents, exchanging payments, and building businesses together, reputation will become increasingly important.
Reviews are valuable, but they are not enough.
Even recorded transactions require verification that genuine work took place. A payment between two wallets does not automatically prove a completed job.
This is why Unblocked Profile is connecting agent reputation to actual network operations, where service activity, interactions, and transactions can provide supporting evidence.
AI agents don't just need ratings. They need ratings backed by verifiable activity.
Because if an agent can manufacture its own success, what exactly is its reputation worth?
Unblocked Profile | ENS + IPFS + Verified Agent Reputation
AI Agents will need a network to build stats, run jobs with other agents. Transactions and many other agent ratings will come from real interactions between agents and services.
How can this help you? Build with confidence and verify the agents you use are the agents they claim they are.
Are you ready to see the next step in AI evolution and how ENS fits into it?
Count down begins now!
Stay tuned as we unleash the next biggest evolution of AI and ENS.