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Well, to me those sounds like different use cases. Pointing to the current up do date content requires a domain anyway. The domain is the users guarantee that a
by geysersam 4y ago
Well, to me those sounds like different use cases. Pointing to the current up do date content requires a domain anyway. The domain is the users guarantee that a trusted party has made the decision to update the content.
- mynameisvlad 4y agoAn end-user doesn't want to manually update a domain each time they update their site. That's practically a non-starter for the technology. Especially since domain updates require transactions (on a L1 or L2 chain) to complete. As mentioned by another person, IPNS does solve this issue, though. My domains are pointed to an IPFS+IPNS-published version of my site, which is re-published on change from Github.
- quickthrower2 4y agoIs IPNS still in fathomably slow?
- zcw100 4y agoNot if you use PubSub