Feel free to tell me what I got wrong then. There's a difference between informed speculation and uninformed. Uninformed speculators draw conclusions from what

Feel free to tell me what I got wrong then. There's a difference between informed speculation and uninformed. Uninformed speculators draw conclusions from what they heard elsewhere. I tend to think I drew the conclusion as independently as I can. I've thought a lot about this problem so I don't think I'm uninformed about this matter. This is not to say I'm right, and as I mentioned, I would love to be corrected, which was the reason why I posted the comment to begin with. But just saying "you're uninformed yourself" doesn't help anyone. Also I said: > a lot of files DO change all the time, and people want to store and share files privately. Unless you really think IPFS should be compared to Dropbox, your comment about your dropbox usage is irrelevant to this thread. I'll assume that you are aware IPFS is completely public by default and dropbox is for private usage by default (although you could use it for public sharing, it's not the intended usage for dropbox). The closest you can compare IPFS to is on S3 level, not dropbox level.