Topic: Proof-of-work wiki (Read 955 times)
You can have a TOR service, which I guess isn't really hosted peer to peer but that sort of works. Then you just give it to people with the tor2web address. Freenet is p2p but it can't be accessed by outsiders.
1. Is it possible to have a website hosted in a peer-to-peer way?
There will be probably a news about this topic on June 
Just take one of the dumps and make a mirror:
http://dump.bitcoin.it/
(wiki will be back within <24 hours, trying to fix a few things to make it stronger)
http://dump.bitcoin.it/
(wiki will be back within <24 hours, trying to fix a few things to make it stronger)
It looks like the wiki is currently unavailable.
This got me thinking:
1. Is it possible to have a website hosted in a peer-to-peer way?
2. Assuming a point of contention will be who decides the content of the website - what if it's a wiki, and proof of work is required to make edits?
This got me thinking:
1. Is it possible to have a website hosted in a peer-to-peer way?
2. Assuming a point of contention will be who decides the content of the website - what if it's a wiki, and proof of work is required to make edits?
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