TBH I was surprised a few months ago when they had been invited, thinking it would be too good to be true, a win for freedom :(

For those with no clue what this is, Zeronet is "a decentralized censorship-resistant network." A bit more detail:

Users can publish static or dynamic websites into ZeroNet and visitors can choose to also serve the website. Websites will remain online even if it is being served by only one peer.
When a site is updated by its owner, all nodes serving that site (previous visitors) will receive only the incremental updates done to the site content.
ZeroNet comes with a built-in SQL database. This makes content-heavy site development easy. The DB is also synced with hosting nodes with incremental updates.

The nice thing is, unlike TOR, zeronet sites are not hosted on one specific machine, so there's nobody for the FBI to blame or target when they find a site they dislike. Also it can be browsed from the clearnet using an interface like this .

https://tweetsave.com/hellozeronet/status/848967983884095488 :

ZeroNet on Twitter: "Just had a video call with the TED organizers and they cancelled my talk, due the humanity is not ready for it yet :( See you in the future."

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