Im more hybrid oreinted myself. The web is short on more federated apis. That I think we are slowly growing. But in many ways pingbacks are still state of the a

Im more hybrid oreinted myself. The web is short on more federated apis. That I think we are slowly growing. But in many ways pingbacks are still state of the art, not much advanced. The other thing we need is some trust/take it with us models. Servers signing their content, local not distributed blockchains. Federated + pingback + logs. Paul Frazee had some good threads a bit back on kind of replacing distributed but concensus blockchains with local contract logs, where we could inter-transact, but check to see whether someones really being honest & doing the things they said/following their interface's contracts... ugh where was it. Could well be wrong but I dont see consistent hash rings or other open p2p content stores as being likely to ever scale storage or availability sufficiently.