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SSB/Ğ1 tip
![SSB/Ğ1 tip](https://git.p2p.legal/axiom-team/ssb-g1-tip/raw/master/doc/ssb-g1-tip-logo.png)
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**SSB/Ğ1 tip** is a micro donation system, just like Flattr, except:
- It runs on SSB instead of the centralized web
- It uses a libre currency (Ğ1) instead of a private one
![SSB/Ğ1 tip logo](https://git.p2p.legal/axiom-team/ssb-g1-tip/raw/master/doc/ssb-g1-tip-logo.png)
## An SSB user sent you Ğ1? Here is how to claim it:
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Then, all you need to do is connect to a Duniter client, like [Cesium](https://cesium.app/), using the generated ~/.ssb/secret.dunikey
On Cesium homescreen, click "**Other methods**" and choose "**Keychain file**" :
![Cesium authentification](https://git.p2p.legal/axiom-team/ssb-g1-tip/raw/master/doc/cesium-other-methods-800.png)
Then, browse your filesystem to select your Duniter secret key stored in ~/.ssb/secret.dunikey :
![Cesium log with keychain file](https://git.p2p.legal/axiom-team/ssb-g1-tip/raw/master/doc/cesium-dunikey-800.png)
![Cesium authentification](https://git.p2p.legal/axiom-team/ssb-g1-tip/raw/master/doc/create-account.gif)
1. On Cesium homescreen, click "**Other methods**" and choose "**Keychain file**" :
2. Then, browse your filesystem to select your Duniter secret key stored in ~/.ssb/secret.dunikey :
## You too want to send tips?
An other way to spend your Ğ1 is use it with this micro-donation system.
### Install
First, you have to install the necessary tools, like Silkaj, the Duniter client:
```
chmod +x install.sh tip.sh
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```
(you only have to do this once)
### Usage
Then, once every other week, you can use the `tip.sh` script :
```