> big, untrue, statements saying the real web is "centralized" Well, it's not completely centralized, but it's more centralized than using IPFS for the backend

> big, untrue, statements saying the real web is "centralized" Well, it's not completely centralized, but it's more centralized than using IPFS for the backend and ENS for the namespace. I think that's hard to debate right? If I take down my server right now chadnauseam.com will go down for everyone. But if anyone has my IPFS page pinned, it will stay up for everyone no matter what I do (barring exploits in IPFS I don't know about). So in that sense it really is more decentralized. > Nazi sympathy under the guise of tolerance. I don't understand why you see a quiz that gives you the option to pick either way as promoting one option over the other