Comm is a legitimate, venture-backed (Seed ~$5M) project building a privacy-focused messaging protocol using a novel 'keyserver' architecture. While the technical vision is innovative and addresses a genuine problem (E2E encryption for complex apps), the submission itself is of very low quality, containing factually incorrect claims about traction (e.g., 'most people have used my product'). The score reflects the project's strong technical foundations and financial backing, heavily penalized by the lack of verifiable mass adoption and the poor quality of the submission data.
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