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That's a good point, but that being said, wouldn't it be based on what Protocol you felt the most strongly about?

I really appreciate your time and feedback.

Please provide solid support to back this claim.

IBM controls most of the validators? Do you even know the total number?

As the author of the article and creator of the website, I thank you for the feedback.

I am not sure why you expected a Deep Dive when the site is geared toward educating beginners?

The video posted is good, I personally didn't have over an hour to invest watching it, but obviously, Schwartz is next level.

I will have an article coming out in 2 weeks that examines the differences between Stellar and Ripple.

Example uses of a directed acyclic graph in programming include more or less anything that represents connectivity and causality.

For example, suppose you have a computation pipeline that is configurable at runtime. As one example of this, suppose computations A,B,C,D,E,F, and G depend on each other: A depends on C, C depends on E and F, B depends on D and E, and D depends on F. This can be represented as a DAG.

Decent article the article briefly tackled the protocols governing BTC(POW), ETH(FBA) XLM(SCP)

Biggest takeaway( Most know this)

Stellar Consensus Protocol values safety over liveliness thus is poised for Banking adoption when it comes to remittances. The article didn’t address some of the perceived negatives and was not valuably objective. However it does not come of as a shill article. The article paints XLM and Stellar Network in a positive light. Good place for people who are curious about Stellar. Even mentioned current price. Good read on train to work.

Still nice, but 15 mins will barely scratch the surface I'm sure.

Wish I could make that. If someone gets a video, can you please post the link back on this thread?

Excellent resource, thank you for sharing.

D Tube actually runs on top of Steem Blockchain and uses IPFS as a Filesystem.

This is similar to how Tron will work.

Thank you for your time.

I really appreciate you taking a read and providing feedback. Admittedly I am more of a tech nerd than a formal writer.

Recommendations have been noted, and I look to improve in future posts.

I'm not sure 1 line in a 3,000-word article is a fair amount? Especially considering, the research I have concluded makes this seem like a fairly popular common public opinion of the day.

Your passion shines through, appreciate your time reading the article.

I too agree that this technology will remain for the long term. As I talk about continually, this stage is about determining the best platforms and protocols to bring this technology to the masses.

Appreciate your time and opinion, although, it seems as though you may be in the minority on this argument.

Thank you.

This was the Goal!

Thank you.

The search is done by searching the hash function of the object. When a new user views an object it is saved as cache on their node. As files are viewed more they are cached on more nodes which is similar to a built-in High Availability.

Hi, I am the author of the article, and I am sorry you didn't find it easy to understand.

Is there something specific I can clarify, I am not opposed to updating the article to make it more clear. The whole point of the site is to make these concepts as easy and illustrated as possible.

Please let me know how this can be improved.

Thank you for sharing my Article. I am new to this site, but I really appreciate you introducing me and introducing my content to this amazing community.