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Vine reboot Divine is now open to everyone, no invite code required
Divine, the Vine-inspired short-video app, has removed invitation codes and opened its platform to all users while offering a classic feed of over 2 million archived Vine videos.
Opening the service to the public removes a barrier to user growth, which will increase traffic and storage demands on the backend. Engineers will need to ensure the decentralized nostr infrastructure and built-in AI detection scale to a broader audience while maintaining the 6-second looping format and content-origin restrictions.
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Divine now allows anyone to sign up without an invite code.
The app includes a "classic" feed containing more than 2 million videos from Vine's original archive.
Divine runs on the open-source nostr protocol and uses built-in AI detection to block AI-generated content.
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