Add xx network Haven

[armchairancap]

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[Ki-er]

Couple of changes

[kokomo123]

LGTM, thanks for your contribution!

[armchairancap]

Can another person review this, or can this be merged, perhaps?

If anyone thinks something still has to be improved, please let me know.

[nodiscc]

I do not understand what this does or how it works. The description should state this as plainly as possible.

https://xx.network
The First High-Speed Quantum Resistant Decentralized Mixnet with Blockchain.
Protect metadata for dApps, chains, and businesses with advanced quantum-resistant security.
Precomputation with cMixx delivers real-time calculations hundreds of times faster than other mixnets.

Yeah, this does not help...

https://git.xx.network/elixxir/speakeasy-web#getting-started
run the development server:

Are there installation instructions for production use?

[armchairancap]

I happen to have a User Guide and an Admin Guide.

UG:
https://armchairancap.github.io/docs/haven-user-guide/get-started

How it works for the user is just 2-3 steps - generate a cryptographic identity, back it up, and join a chat channel as per this animated GIF:
https://armchairancap.github.io/docs/haven-user-guide/get-started#for-the-impatient

AG:
https://armchairancap.github.io/docs/haven-admin-guide/get-started

Deployment can is just a docker run command, that's all. There's no data to backup, because it's stored on a decentralized network with 21d expiration time (similar to Signal if you set expiration to 21d).
There's a dedicated guide for containerized environments including home environments and exposing service on Tor, as well as reverse-proxying it with Caddy, Traefik:
https://github.com/armchairancap/xx-haven-container
But in essence it's just one docker run command and you can use it on localhost:3000 (traffic is encrypted on the client and sent out to decentralized storage nodes, the server just offers the app).

[nodiscc]

Thank you.

• The documentation/README then should link to this guide, Im not sure the npm run dev or dfx start docs there are relevant
• I'm not sure the website_url link is relevant to the software at all, sure it is still related but different software
• The description must be improved/clarified to indicate what this software actually does

[nodiscc]

See review above

[armchairancap]

See review above

Makes sense.
If I add "What is Haven" to the intro page - https://armchairancap.github.io/docs/intro - and update the doco link to point to that URL (from there people can pick User Guide or Admin Guide), would that be better?

[nodiscc]

Whatever you prefer, the website_url link should point to a page that explains what the software is/does, and how to install it (or include a link to the installation docs). It can be the same URL as the source_code_url, in which case you just have to include this information in your README.md. Here is a good template.