I have been looking at various options regarding this. Each time some court orders a domain blocking, the entire Sci-Hub network remains inaccessible. Our workflows are so integrated with it that it is impossible to stay without it. I have been looking at the discussion on decentralised web.
Going back, here’s the one in 2011 (as domains were being seized):
[https://torrentfreak.com/how-to-stop-domain-names-being-seized-by-the-us-government-110205/](https://torrentfreak.com/how-to-stop-domain-names-being-seized-by-the-us-government-110205/)
There’s an interesting discussion here: [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2451783](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2451783)
The most reflective point of view:
***It is very hard to censor distribution of a dataset. Even harder if the dataset is very small (sony keys, dvd-css, etc.)***
I was hoping that we could have some kind of a delivery mechanism so that users could run multiple instances all over the world to avoid the censorship. This project here seems to have been there for long: [https://zeronet.io/](https://zeronet.io/) Is there any other way to avoid getting blocked out? Suggestions please! Is there anyone from the Sci_Hub team here?
Edit: Just came across this open source project: [http://retroshare.us/](http://retroshare.us/)
Imagine all the content hosted in this medium and hence immune from any blockade for all times to come.