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In order to defend against a new form of code censorship and oppression of free speech, this fork is specifically focused on one purpose, and otherwise will keep to par with the mainline. It enables the use of native IPFS source code resolution, which means the source code cannot be taken down by the jurisdiction of the hosting service and/or DNS registration linked to it, thus stranding the repository and stopping developers from using it.
This repository itself will migrate to this system in the near future.