iroh contributor here You can kind of handle this use case today. You can download a part of wikipedia, and then people should retrieve content from your node

iroh contributor here You can kind of handle this use case today. You can download a part of wikipedia, and then people should retrieve content from your node in addition to the official mirrors. The problem is that the performance of content discovery and content sync in ipfs leaves something to be desired. And also, probably due to this, there is also a lack of tooling for such use cases. The "shared wikipedia" use case is one I specifically would like to solve. Compared to some other things out there, it is a relatively small data set. And lots of people would be willing to help share wikipedia. So it makes for a great test case.