Distributed Press is an open-source publishing tool designed for both the World Wide Web and the distributed web (a.k.a DWeb). For developers, it simplifies the process of publishing and hosting content by automating distribution to decentralized protocols such as Bittorrent, Hypercore, IPFS, and ActivityPub. The DWeb's promise lies in its ability to decentralize control of digital networks and platforms, where the code, data, and network infrastructure are collectively managed. This approach means that instead of relying on a single provider, anyone on the web can choose to seed and co-host your content, making it far more resilient to censorship and linkrot. 
Distributed Press addresses the inefficiency of reliance on central servers by providing a server that seeds content, ensuring there is always at least one provider when someone tries to access it through peer to peer networks. This increases content availability and ensures that digital content remains accessible and censorship-resistant.
