I started a thread on the subreddit a month about this idea and haven't had an authoritative answer yet. This is a make or break question for the network.
Here is the thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/ipfs/comments/4ngoi3/is_ipfs_censorshipresistant/
I think if IPFS is to be taken seriously, you need to draw a hard line on this issue. Both sides have valid arguments, but if you want people do develop applications for your network, this issue must be addressed.
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I believe that this response in the FAQ repository answers this question adequately. I may be wrong; if you have more questions, I would open them in appropriate issues. Also, search: questions very similar to your question have been addressed before, and you may find an answer before needing to post a new issue.
In that reddit post you made, someone also pointed to that response. I would encourage you to ask questions in that GitHub thread! We do not actively moderate or answer questions on Reddit at the moment; if you have questions the best place for them is at ipfs/faq.
RichardLitt
on 18 Jul 2016
I would also check out this thread, comparing IPFS to Freenet.
Closing this, as I believe it has been answered here, and you know where to ask more questions if you have some. Let's move this discussion to the FAQ.
RichardLitt
on 18 Jul 2016
Actually, reopening to make sure you feel that your issue is answered. Let me know!
RichardLitt
on 18 Jul 2016
I know that my current post is out of topic here, but since this thread seems to be a general discussion thread, then I would like to propose that the IPFS is made less dependent on the specific version of the Go language. The Go is a hell to compile, because it depends on so many libraries from the operating system, which means that practically the only people, who are able to compile Go are the packagers, who practically maintain a package collection specific fork of Go.
Thank You for reading my comment. :-)
martinvahi
on 5 Sep 2016
@martinvahi I found it hard to compile go too, as you need to have an older go version to compile the current one. This works for me on Linux and OS X https://gist.github.com/thisconnect/984634718308a54e97b90602584cc1af
(sorry off topic)
thisconnect
on 5 Sep 2016
@martinvahi and @thisconnect You're right, that is off topic. I would suggest you open a new issue in github.com/ipfs/faq or, if you have actionable suggestions, in github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs.
Closing this as it is old.
RichardLitt
on 5 Sep 2016
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I believe that this response in the FAQ repository answers this question adequately. I may be wrong; if you have more questions, I would open them in appropriate issues. Also, search: questions very similar to your question have been addressed before, and you may find an answer before needing to post a new issue.
In that reddit post you made, someone also pointed to that response. I would encourage you to ask questions in that GitHub thread! We do not actively moderate or answer questions on Reddit at the moment; if you have questions the best place for them is at ipfs/faq.