Just a heads up to anyone reading this: Don't format your home folder as FAT32/ntfs. Some stuff in there needs Linux specific permission bits and you might be limited in terms of maximum file size.
Consider mounting at /home/usename/shared
or something instead if you want a shared drive.
Yet is hosted on Github and presumably requires a working DNS and HTTPS system to download.
Except your ISP and/or government.
So your supposedly non-centralized project requires external hosting? It's like NFTs where the images were just worthless links. :P Also, uh, base64 encoding is a thing and clients will absolutely start supporting it.
... Isn't this what you've been trying to avoid?
Finally, a mention of content discovery. How is your recommendation system implemented? What decides whether a community is worth being recommended?
Wait... Isn't your whole pitch that it was censorship resistant? Can you clarify your threat model here, who are you actually worried about censoring your platform?
And using a completely unknown new service and protocol isn't? I'm sure there's tons of documentation out there for hosting Mostodon or Lemmy servers.
I agree with this, but not for the reasons you've stated.
P2P scales much worse than centralized systems. Centralized systems scale at N connections per node, while P2P systems scale at N^2 connections per node.
You know what, I don't mind this project. We need a place for far right people to go to to avoid "censorship" (getting banned from a subreddit for doing nothing but throwing slurs at people) and collaborate on their "plans" (killing minorities) on a platform that is "private" (easily traceable, unencrypted and linked to your IP address).