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Going on a slight tangent off of jude-'s question, will there be any social or economic incentive for making one's bridge persistent, or capable of holding more
by spaceheeder 13y ago
Going on a slight tangent off of jude-'s question, will there be any social or economic incentive for making one's bridge persistent, or capable of holding more data? Or will this rely on volunteer participation, like tor/freenet/etc?
- staltz 13y agoAt first it's volunteer but we do realize that incentives are needed and we're working on different models. The long-term goal, which depends on WebRTC maturity, is to have no need for Bridges, because that code would be in the browser OS.
- spaceheeder 13y agoIf the storage _wasn't_ separate from the client, wouldn't access time performance top out around the same levels as, e.g., Freenet?