no idea. I won't be in matrix for another month I think

chronosx88 [matrix]: Why in the Matrix there is no Russian-speaking group?

openlet [matrix]: hm... links to matrix not transfered or not working

openlet [matrix]: open

chronosx88 [matrix]: Oh, very strange.

chronosx88 [matrix]: Riot.im on Android don't open it.

chronosx88 [matrix]: Sorry for my bad English

chronosx88 [matrix]: > <@chronosx88:matrix.org> Riot.im on Android don't open it.

It just infinitely loads.

no way! didn't see that you shared this. I'm the lead developer for Temporal, and the CTO for RTrade

are you based in Russia? I would LOVE to help figure out a way we can get censorship resistant content distribution into Russia

Unfortunately, @foxcool is a little bit on a non-speaking-English-that-well side of our community — but I hope there are more people here willing to collaborate with you!

So I guess it's OK just to start the discussion here, and let's see where it takes us.

(I'll personally make sure that Foxcool is not left out of the discussion)

cjdelisle [matrix]: > censorship resistant content distribution into Russia

cjdelisle [matrix]: incentivised mesh network ?

I think that current censorship resilience tasks for exchanging static data are relatively obvious:

- IPFS layer for content addressing and file sharing
- CJDNS-like layer for automatic routing with encryption and without control over the contents of the packets (encrypted self-routing IPv6)
- Wireless MESH layer for alternative routes and transfer of content without the Internet, and between neighbors. Or sitting in a busy square. SZhNS can connect, for example, over 802.11s

For other cases, except for the file transfer itself, it is possible to change the IPFS to other P2p solutions: cryptocurrency, distributed messengers, etc. For example, teach how to work TOR over hyperborea.

By the way, CJDNS creator was here https://t.me/idistributed/1432