Developer Forum Post Highlights Missing Permissionless SNS Deployment Documentation
A community member on the Internet Computer Developer Forum has raised concerns over the disappearance of documentation for permissionless Service Nervous System (SNS) deployments. The user requested that guide materials for launching an SNS outside the NNS launchpad be reinstated.
A post on the Internet Computer Developer Forum has brought attention to the apparent removal of documentation covering permissionless Service Nervous System (SNS) deployments.
According to the forum post, previous documentation outlined two primary deployment paths for an SNS: a permissioned route requiring a Network Nervous System (NNS) proposal via the official launchpad, and a permissionless "Option 2" route utilizing the open-source SNS framework directly. The developer noted that the guide detailing the permissionless method is no longer accessible, with current documentation leaning toward mainnet test flight launches using mock canisters.
The poster asked whether the documentation was removed intentionally and requested that the material be reinstated. They argued that maintaining clear instructions for permissionless launches is important for ecosystem builders, as direct deployments may be better suited for certain project use cases than going through the NNS launchpad process.
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