So neocities offers a small website with IPFS at zero cost, or a big website with IPFS for a small fee per month.
This is relevant because wordpress has recently been deleting various websites, such as fellowshipoftheminds.com.Let me be blunt. Sooner or later, I am going to spend at least $5 per month on a blog. Do I want to do that with Neocities? Currently - not very much. I might spend $5 for a host that offered a decent site builder and good load times. However, for me, the load times are pretty slow. Wordpress offers free blogs -- as long as you don't say anything controversial -- but Wordpress/Automattic can take down your blog any time they feel like it. So if I spend $5 for hosting, I would like to believe that I don't have to worry about takedowns. Thus Automattic is out of the running.
I want a decent easy site that will let me blog about coding. Neocities does not look like that for me right now.
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These hashes should get updated every ten minutes, so long as changes have been saved to the website.Furthermore, access to these hashes should guarantee access to older versions of the site.
The only problem is that I seem to be dependent on the neocities front end to find out what my hashes are. I believe that they offer an API but I am not aware of how to use it.