Wow, thank you for making me aware
Mubelotix
joined 2 years ago
If everyone used Linux I would use BSD
Just do it, you will see soon enough. People shouldn't downvote you
Yes it allows searching for individual pages. Everyone can publish and index whatever files they want. However, they won't appear under a domain name without being added by the domain name owner. Domain name are just for humans to read though, they are not required by ipfs and admarus. Nothing prevents you from cloning a website, modifying it, and publishing it under another domain or without a domain. Content published on IPFS is immutable and lives as long as someone has it. That means many revisions of a website can exist at the same time. Domain name are practical because they are made to always point to the latest revision.
No one can dictate what can be indexed. However, ranking takes popularity into account, so that spam and unwanted content doesn't rank high
Sorry to stop your wondering, but I have an answer: yes. I created a peer-to-peer protocol for scalable, advanced and decentralized search engines. On top of this protocol, I created Admarus, a decentralized search engine for IPFS. If someone published a distributed torrent website on IPFS, it could get indexed on Admarus and could never be banned
That's what Ross Ulbricht did and it ended badly
It was obviously bullshit
Public money public code
I want to learn how the world of finance works under the hood
You mean everyone knows how to torrent??
Could someone please write a tldr?
I'm building a peer-to-peer search engine