> That means the "servers" hosting it are distributed across a wide network.
This is a strange way of saying "you're looking at this site through one centralised server hosted at ipfs.io".
Don't get me wrong, IPFS is great. I have released an application that works over IPFS. But I don't think obscuring the difference between a gateway and a node is beneficial. I think the difference needs to be highlighted front and centre, at least until we reach a point where every user is running an IPFS node without realising it.
This is a strange way of saying "you're looking at this site through one centralised server hosted at ipfs.io".
Don't get me wrong, IPFS is great. I have released an application that works over IPFS. But I don't think obscuring the difference between a gateway and a node is beneficial. I think the difference needs to be highlighted front and centre, at least until we reach a point where every user is running an IPFS node without realising it.