A note from Daniel

When you put information online, you get distribution, sharing, collaboration, etc. When you put it on-chain, you get immutability, verifiability, monetization, etc. On-chain is not suitable for everything, just like you don't put everything online. Putting something on-chain is a stronger version of putting it online. It lessens the impacts of link rot, stealth editing, downtime, format obsolescence, firewalls, and many related issues.

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