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But reading between the lines, apparently they mean it was a missed opportunity for the largest censorship and propaganda program in human history, so we can only ne glad they dropped the ball again.
Also, Linda Yaccarino, the CEO of Twitter, is utterly useless.
IPFS is intended to be a distributed filesystem such that even if the server originally hosting the file goes away - permanently - the content still persists out there on the net, potentially forever.
What happens in practice is often that even when the original server is still active and everything is working fine, you can't access the content, or it is out of date.
They are trying to solve a hard problem, true, but they're mostly just making things worse.