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I really admire the work you are doing to fight censorship. I may be mistaken but it appears that posting messages that are impossible to hide/delete has been s

I really admire the work you are doing to fight censorship. I may be mistaken but it appears that posting messages that are impossible to hide/delete has been solved (since governments cannot afford to block BTC). However, the government can simply use DNS to block your website. Do you have any plans to overcome this? Any promising research that would make a website unblockable by China Great Firewall?

joshuakelly 9y ago
The browser portion of the application does not need to be served from the internet. Dapps (decentralized apps), if they are well designed, do not require anything other than a copy of the HTML/JavaScript and access to a copy of the Ethereum Foundation blockchain (better yet: access to node receiving new transactions - but that's not necessary for historical reads). In fact, this application doesn't even have a website where it is hosted - that's unnecessary from a strictly technical point of view. If you're okay with high latency (i.e. you are primarily reading from blocks, not writing new transactions, which is probably an accurate profile for the /consumption/ of censored data), then a full copy of the Ethereum Foundation blockchain could be carried on a $40 microSD card and carried (or flown, or dropped), well, anywhere.