DrupalCon Nashville 2018: Drupal on InterPlanetary File System. A blueprint for an uncensorable web
About this talk
This talk explores the implications of using InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) to enhance access to information following governmental censorship, specifically referencing the Turkish government's ban on Wikipedia. The speaker discusses the transition from location-based to content-based addressing in IPFS, highlighting its decentralized, peer-to-peer nature which makes it more resilient against censorship. Additionally, the session addresses how IPFS can be integrated with existing content management systems like Drupal to create a seamless editorial experience while leveraging IPFS’s immutable content storage. The talk also invites collaboration within the Drupal community to develop a robust blueprint that maximizes the potential of IPFS for various applications.
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