# nomad-pages - a simple standalone page server for nomadnet, written in python _Showcase · started by burger on Thu, Aug 13, 2026 1:00 AM_ --- ## Original post **burger** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 1:00 AM The title says it all, you have pages, files, auth and preproccessing support. Source can be found at 8f52f46cb88c81e7e7959f9542db8873:/page/repo.mu`g=public|r=nomad-pages codeberg.org/voidw0rks/nomad-pages --- ## Reply 1 **qbit** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 2:40 PM Does this bring anythong over the rns-page-node[1] (it's not clear from the readme)? There's also a Go implementation that is part of the Reticulum-Go stuff[0]. - pageserver ( 132f67e79d9b24aad014e93015fb858f:/page/blob.mu`g=public|r=Reticulum-Go|ref=HEAD|path=examples%2Fpageserver%2FREADME.md ) written in Go using Reticulum-Go - rns-page-node ( 132f67e79d9b24aad014e93015fb858f:/page/repo.mu`g=public|r=rns-page-node ) written in python --- ## Reply 2 **burger** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 6:15 PM #2, you can (probably) replace nomadnet with this, no arguments are taken when you run main.py, everything is in config note, the agents.md file is there to annoy ai users as i do not like slop being pushed to mainstream and i try to avoid it most of the time i wrote this with a help of a friend from reticlum russia because im not a fan of ivan's actions and i dont really want to use a piece of software from a guy who does osint and other deanonymization stuff. --- ## Reply 3 **Anonymous** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 7:21 PM **burger** wrote: > #2, you can (probably) replace nomadnet with this, > no arguments are taken when you run main.py, everything is in config > note, the agents.md file is there to annoy ai users as i do not like slop being pushed to mainstream and i try to avoid it most of the time > i wrote this with a help of a friend from reticlum russia because im not a fan of ivan's actions and i dont really want to use a piece of software from a guy who does osint and other deanonymization stuff. > first of all mcx is made by a govt employee second of all you just use separate identities on separate devices? you still never provided proof or claims for this btw, just fedjacketing random members of the community. --- ## Reply 4 **burger** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 8:50 PM dear anonymous peer, https://web.archive.org/web/20250206181410/https://quad4.io/ --- ## Reply 5 **burger** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 8:52 PM look at the wording under skip trace and then look at the motto "osint for everyday citizens" "isolated investigation cases management." some flags should be red by now no "everyday citizen" would be interested in finding out about a person more than they know about themselves --- ## Reply 6 **Zenith** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 8:54 PM **burger** wrote: > dear anonymous peer, https://web.archive.org/web/20250206181410/https://quad4.io/ This is not proof that he is a "government employee". .io is not a government domain. Provide proof of this claim or you are getting banned from both here and the RRC. I am not going to tolerate you trying to slander someone who has been a member of this community for years. --- ## Reply 7 **burger** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 8:55 PM if you dig a little bit later in the snapshot history you can find this https://i.imgur.com/CeNeSsI.png --- ## Reply 8 **Zenith** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 8:59 PM **burger** wrote: > if you dig a little bit later in the snapshot history > you can find this > https://i.imgur.com/CeNeSsI.png That's some incredibly weak evidence. There are dozens and dozens and dozens of public facing government APIs from all around the world. Being able to `curl` one is not indicative that you are a federal agent or a member of the KGB. If your implication is that by developing software that is related to OSINT (which literally means open source intelligence) he is trying to compromise Reticulum the burden of evidence is on you to prove that. Otherwise get lost --- ## Reply 9 **burger** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 9:21 PM i never stated that he tries to compromise reticulum, please stop pulling shit out of your ass. the fact that he had this stated on his site i simply do not like them and thats my personal opinion i just stated the reasons of why i dont use/promote rns-page-node i wanted to make my own software because nomadnet seems a "very easy to implement" thing this is all the evidence i have on my hands, if you truly wish to find more shit, go ask in reticulum russia, as thats where i found the information on ivan. --- ## Reply 10 **Zenith** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 9:25 PM **burger** wrote: > i never stated that he tries to compromise reticulum, please stop pulling shit out of your ass. > the fact that he had this stated on his site > i simply do not like them and thats my personal opinion > i just stated the reasons of why i dont use/promote rns-page-node > i wanted to make my own software because nomadnet seems a "very easy to implement" thing > this is all the evidence i have on my hands, if you truly wish to find more shit, go ask in reticulum russia, as thats where i found the information on ivan. Well that's fine, you can have disagreements, but you can't run around saying he is a "government employee" unless you have genuine proof of this. And when you make a claim like that the burden of evidence is on you to prove it. The screenshots you provided and web archive are not anything close to that. --- ## Reply 11 **Ivan** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 9:43 PM I build OSINT tools for civilians/journalist not government, military or law enforcement. I integrate public government apis in the sense of pulling data from NCMEC, USASpending or business information. I pulled OSINT related tools from Quad4 and the public because I am tired of this non-sense. I even took the public Quad4 tcp interface down because people were accusing me of collecting data and de-anonymizing them. I am not forcing you or anyone to use my software. Just do not accuse me of being a fed. I already get accused of being a spy or a hacker by normie Americans. --- ## Reply 12 **burger** · Thu, Aug 13, 2026 11:13 PM >#12 thanks for clarifying. ---