Could this be the tech-censorship killer? Elros describes itself as "a content distribution protocol that places control solely in the hands of the publisher.

Could this be the tech-censorship killer? Elros describes itself as "a content distribution protocol that places control solely in the hands of the publisher. Content publishers directly curate and provide feeds of content to their subscribers. All clients are anonymized to ensure privacy and prevent censorship by infrastructure providers. A peer-to-peer network of file distribution provides redundancy and efficiency. Symmetric encryption of content gives an extensible mechanism for natively integrated monetization and selective distribution." It would appear to me that if this project receives its funding goal and raises capital, we will be opening Pandora's Box towards freedom of speech for the eternal digital age. It seems to not just be disrupting the technologies of Facebook or Twitter but also seems to try and compete with paywall platforms like Gumroad and Patreon. This could be something very big, although tried before in different fragmented ways, something like this has never been deployed in one piece. Where social publishing, micro-blogging, and video content seeding is alive in one platform. I'm taking the red pill on this one! What do you guys think?