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-title: Content Routing Track @ IPFS þing 2023
+title: 'Recap: Content Routing (þing 2023)'
 description: 'Recap of the content routing track at IPFS þing 2023 including short summary of topics covered, highlights and things to watch out for at the next event.'
 author: Masih Derkani
 date: 2023-05-08
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-# Content Routing Track @ IPFS þing 2023
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 The term "content" is ubiquitous in discussions about knowledge sharing, regardless of the platform used. IPFS takes this term to a new level by defining content as an immutable piece of information, identified by a cryptographic hash that defines its identity. Any change in the information results in a different identity, making the content immutable. This property has a subtle yet powerful advantage: a receiver of a piece of information can verify its authenticity based on its identifier. This simple concept leads to an important question: how can one locate shared content using its identity? 🤔 This is where "Content Routing" comes in.
 
 Content Routing is the crucial first step in exchanging content within the IPFS network. Once a Content Identifier (CID) is generated from a piece of information, Content Routing enables the information to be both discoverable and discovered. In other words, it involves telling the network, "Hey, I have content, and here is its CID," as well as answering peer questions such as "Who has this CID?".