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This is true of Dat, though. You can jump back to a website’s prior history at any time, so long as those chunks are still seeded.
by kickscondor 7y ago
This is true of Dat, though. You can jump back to a website’s prior history at any time, so long as those chunks are still seeded.
- iamnothere 7y agoSo in theory an archive.org type entity could continue seeding old versions of websites, allowing you to go back in time, and it could be verified that it was an older version? If so, that's a good compromise.
- kickscondor 7y agoFor sure! And the URLs aren't theoretical - you can view an older version of my own blog by adding '+version' to the end of the URL. Like so: dat://kickscondor.com+1600/. Each atomic file change creates a new version.