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Why? Specifically - why would I choose to browse this way over just accessing wikipedia?
by sleepychu 12y ago
Why?
Specifically - why would I choose to browse this way over just accessing wikipedia?
- tormeh 12y agoYou wouldn't ask if you lived in China. Though bittorrent traffic may need to be disguised. Decentralising the internet is generally a great idea.
- hnyc 12y agoThen take a look at Freenet. :P
- kancer 12y agoAn interesting point here is that Wikipedia actually works in China, only some articles are censored. I tried to bypass this by typing https://www.wikipedia.org https://www.wikipedia.org into the browser, but it loaded the http version regardless.
- madsravn 12y agoI don't think it is so much a question about why. More that is pretty cool idea.
- jekrb 12y agoThis is just one answer. You know how Wikipedia is always asking for donations (and rightfully so)? Part of those donations go to paying server cost. Well, this cuts the server cost by decentralizing their content.