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In demand content always has plenty of seeders. The stuff that dies is obscure content or large archives. Someone only cares about the data once a year when doi
by ndnxhs 8y ago
In demand content always has plenty of seeders. The stuff that dies is obscure content or large archives. Someone only cares about the data once a year when doing research or something. This network won't solve this because there is no profit in storing data that is very rarely archived. Its a hard problem because you need to rank data on how valuable it is.
A dump of GeoCities is rarely used but has great value. A 1tb archive of videos of me counting grains of sand is also rarely used but worthless.