Publishing
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You already know most of the stuff you need to publish a website:
How to write Web X compatible code.
However, there are still some things we haven't done yet.
Hosting our files.
Getting a domain on the Web X DNS.
You have basically two options:
Set-up your own server the way you like, and get a static IP address for it. Make sure it's serving your index.html
in the root of the IP, and that the other files (CSS 3.5, Luau) are also in the root. Images don't need to be in the root, they can also be retrieved from HTTP routes. Note the IP, as later we'll use it to serve our website.
GitHub makes it way easier for the Web X network to function. Create your own repository with whatever name you'd like it to have and upload your files. Copy the full HTTPS URL of the repo (https://github.com/{username}/{repo}
) and keep it, as we'll use it later. That would be it!
Now that you have your IP / GitHub URL, you just need to register a domain, provide the URL / IP to Bussin's API systems, and your website should be up and running.
Domains can be registered via our API (see next page). There are different providers, like these ones:
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Bussin Registrar
Go to buss://register.it
on your Web X browser.
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WebX Registry
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Of course, we recommend using the official Bussin Registrar, which looks kinda like this:
What we care about is the Publish form. Every other registrer should use the same format, asking for an IP, TLD, and website name.
Your domain needs three simple things.
The name of your website for the URL. It will be here:
buss://{here}.tld
Note that there is a max of 24 characters for your domain, and it can't contain offensive terms.
The Top-Level Domain you'd like your website to have. It will be here:
buss://name.{here}
There is a limited amount of options. You can choose from the following:
.mf
English shorthand for "motherf*cker". Could be used for a personal website.
.btw
English shorthand for "by the way".
.fr
English shorthand for "for real".
.yap
To talk nonsense for the sake of talking.
.dev
Abbreviation for "developer".
.scam
.zip
The file extension for compressed files.
.root
The superuser account in Unix and Linux.
.web
English shorthand for "website".
.rizz
Slang word defined as "style, charm, or attractiveness; ability to attract a romantic partner".
.habibi
Arabic for loved / husband.
.sigma
Slang term used for a popular, successful, but highly independent and self-reliant man. Usually used ironically
.now
English word "now".
.it
English word "it".
.soy
An effeminate or unmasculine man, popular in "wojak" memes.
.lol
Slang and english shorthand for "laughing out loud". Could be used for joke, funny websites.
.uwu
Emoticon representating a cute face.
.ohio
One of the 50 states of the United States of America. Hell yeah.
In a nutshell, choose from "mf", "btw", "fr", "yap", "dev", "scam", "zip", "root", "web", "rizz", "habibi", "sigma", "now", "it", "soy", "lol", "uwu", "ohio"
The IP / GitHub URL I told you about before. Give it to the system so it can access it and serve your website.
Web X is supervised by the team at Bussin, who administrates the Web X API. Any website that doesn't follow these rules will be removed.
If your website contains Not Safe For Work material of any kind, it will be removed.
If your website contains frequent racial slurs, references made in bad faith to tragic events, racism towards other races, or anything of that kind, it will be removed.
If your website is dedicated to the publication of private information, it will be removed.
If your website is actively engaged in leaking information about incoming traffic (i.e., posting the IPs of users), it will be removed.
If your website displays content that violates law or regulations, including but not limited to, piracy, hacking, or illegal activities such as drug usage, will result in a removal.
If your website contains or distributes malware, viruses, or any other harmful software, it will be removed.
If your website is dedicated to harassment, bullying, or targeted attacks against individuals or groups, it will be removed.
If your website infringes upon intellectual property rights of others, it will be removed.
If your website is involved in fradulent activities, scams, or deceptive practices, it will be removed.
If your website contains content that encourages harmful behavior, including self-harm, suicide, substance abuse, or dangerous challanges, it will be removed.
If your website's domain contains words or content that are considered against any of the rules listed before, it will be removed.
By publishing content to this platform ("Bussin Napture"/"Bussin WebX"), you agree to comply with all rules and regulations set forth by the administrators. The administrators reserve the right to interpret and enforce these rules at their discretion.
To report websites that are not following the listed rules, please use the Discord server or contact FaceDev
on Twitter or Discord.
If you submit a website that is not against the rules, you should start seeing it on the Dingle search results (after ~12 hours at max) and in your buss://
URL. Plus, your domain provider should give you a "Secret key".
It doesn't work!
If your site doesn't work, check if your code is correct. Maybe it's that.
There is a global cooldown on how many domains can be registered. Current rate is of 100 domains per hour, globally.
Web X is a recently setup project and it's uptime is not of a 100%. It could be down for repairing.
For these reasons we recommend joining the Discord server, where the development team keeps everyone updated on issues with the network.
Official Web X service
Go to on a WWW browser.
English word "scam". Could be used for joke sites, not real scams. See
Congratulations! You already know how to code for Web X and you got a website up and running! Well done, captain.