>It would be something else, if the way to get a hold of this file would be through an IPFS node that the user was running. I agree, this seems to sort of bypa

>It would be something else, if the way to get a hold of this file would be through an IPFS node that the user was running. I agree, this seems to sort of bypass IPFS on the download side because my mom doesn’t have to have a node running to download the picture I send her. However, one potential benefit of this service could be to act as a foot-in-the-door to gain a user base ... I could imagine a .dmg /.exe in the future setting up an IPFS node for your average non-techie user. Still, that doesn’t solve the problem of competing with existing & simple centralized solutions with similar features, as noted in other comments. Glad to see people building projects with IPFS. Nice work.