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Is there a good way for companies to Federate?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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Something like this or freenet's design would be interesting, but it lacks control by design. Data is involuntarily hosted on the user's provided space and retrieved ad-hoc by other users. It does tend to suffer from a number of problems though, lost data when hosts are offline, bottlenecks in bamdwidth, particularly freenet that chains connections, and the 'I don't want to support that content' aspect being largely out of the user control.
I suppose it could be opt in for the end users - say they host the communities they participate in only (i.e somebody likes 3D Printing and coffee, but maybe not porn or politics).