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If somebody put something online fifteen years ago, they might not care about it anymore, but I might. With the current web, I can mirror that content by downlo
by niklasni1 11y ago
If somebody put something online fifteen years ago, they might not care about it anymore, but I might. With the current web, I can mirror that content by downloading it and putting it on a new server. With this system, that process would be part of the basic workings of the system.
- kardos 11y agoSounds somewhat like bittorrent.... as long as there is a "seed" then the content is available, but it falls apart when the last seeder disconnects. ... and it also sounds like usenet, but here everybody is a news server and they selectively host articles.
- chippy 11y agoWith bittorrent you could make a call in a public forum for more seeds for a file. And if people have a copy of that particular content they can reseed. I wonder if this would also be possible in this case? For example, my small server might serve 200 sites but I'll backup around 500 or so older ones somewhere else.