> So, IPFS is explicitly censorable; if enough IPFS nodes refuse to carry some content, then that content is effectively unavailable. This is not a definition

> So, IPFS is explicitly censorable; if enough IPFS nodes refuse to carry some content, then that content is effectively unavailable. This is not a definition of censorship I'm familiar with. If no one wants to host a file, there's nothing for the censor to do. There are currently no IPFS nodes willing to store a copy of the essay I wrote on plate tectonics in eight grade, but that's not because it's been censored.