Drew DeVault • 9/20/2020

The unrealized potential of federation

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The article discusses federation as a model for building decentralized, resilient internet infrastructure. It contrasts federation with centralized and peer-to-peer architectures, explaining how independent servers using common protocols can create a scalable, user-governed network that resists corporate control and spam.

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