Tor and I2P websites are fundamentally tied to a "server (site) - client (user)" structure, making them highly vulnerable to censorship. If the site goes down, all content disappears.
Upon learning about Hyphanet's FMS (Freenet Message System) and Frost-Next, I was initially impressed by the possibility of a serverless, decentralized forum. However, I soon realized that Hyphanet itself offered less anonymity than I'd expected. In particular, I questioned the practical value of Hyphanet's Darknet mode.
Ultimately, due to Hyphanet's inherent limitations, I had to seek out alternatives.
I discovered Syndie and researched it. I learned that jrandom, one of the key developers of I2P, deeply valued Syndie, a decentralized forum program.
Using Syndie, I was truly amazed. It truly embodies the ideal dream of privacy-conscious users.
"An anonymous and uncensored forum."
However, not many people, not even the general public or those concerned about privacy, remember Syndie.