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There's also IPFS which is a network of static, hash-addressed content. However, note that the official client comes with "blocklists" which may be used for cen
by CapacitorSet 9y ago
There's also IPFS which is a network of static, hash-addressed content. However, note that the official client comes with "blocklists" which may be used for censorship.
- lgierth 9y ago> There's also IPFS which is a network of static, hash-addressed content There's means for dynamic content too: IPNS and Pubsub, the latter was on HN just 3 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15879752 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15879752 > However, note that the official client comes with "blocklists" which may be used for censorship There's no blocklists in any of the IPFS clients and libraries at the moment. However there are plans for opt-in, community-maintained blocklists that'll allow communities to govern what content they allow.
- forgottenpass 9y ago>However, note that the official client comes with "blocklists" which may be used for censorship. If IPFS ever does take off, this is crucial to avoiding the reputation stink as "that piracy thing" which bittorrent currently enjoys.