You’re right, storage requirements would be massive as well! On the one hand, a big corporation like Google would have the advantage of big datacentres, but community hosting seems to be able to seed a huge amount of data too. This one will be interesting to watch.
Imagine a site that replaces YouTube that has both the like/dislike and ratings but also feels like the golden era of YouTube. One can only dream
YouTube is a tough one, because it actually pays content providers. Of course, I’m all for places like Peertube gaining popularity.
Yes, it’s probably one of the hardest to replace, but I was thinking that it could be hard because of hosting the content
You’re right, storage requirements would be massive as well! On the one hand, a big corporation like Google would have the advantage of big datacentres, but community hosting seems to be able to seed a huge amount of data too. This one will be interesting to watch.
I think Nebula is already a step in the right direction even though it’s not decentralized