> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.teaproject.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.teaproject.org/_z_faq/faq-links.md).

# FAQ - Links

## Helpful Blog Posts

* [Two Minute Teaser](https://teaproject.medium.com/tea-project-2-minute-teaser-98d5744be4e3)
* [TEA Project: Moving from Cloud Computing to Web3](https://teaproject.medium.com/tea-project-moving-from-cloud-computing-to-web3-9e0bb5443c92)
* [TEA Project: Filling the gap between cloud apps and dApps](https://teaproject.medium.com/tea-project-filling-the-gap-between-cloud-apps-and-dapps-99ff7bb4b408)
* [TEA vs Blockchain](https://medium.com/@teaproject/tea-vs-blockchain-ca31b2e438b3)
* [TEA vs IPFS](https://medium.com/@teaproject/tea-vs-ipfs-f37202a33fc)
* [TEA vs Trusted Computing](https://medium.com/@teaproject/tea-vs-trusted-computing-1224745f1664)
* [Disaster prevention](/_z_faq/tea-security.md)
* [How big is the market?](https://medium.com/@teaproject/tea-project-disrupting-cloud-computing-market-size-estimation-347b814688db)
* [Who are the founders and core team members?](https://github.com/tearust/teaproject/wiki/The-TEA-Project-Core-Team)
* [TEA Project outstanding features compared to other competitors](https://medium.com/@teaproject/tea-project-competitors-d62f53c05bcf)
* [TEA and WebAssembly](https://medium.com/@teaproject/tea-and-webassembly-89991a83bbd1)
* [Is TEA secure and reliable?](https://medium.com/@teaproject/tea-project-security-reliability-and-robustness-b43013b1740)
* [Why Do TEA's dApps Show as "Not Secure" in the Browser?](https://teaproject.medium.com/how-tea-projects-use-of-http-in-web3-is-more-secure-than-https-in-web-2-0-d488265af3d2)
* [What is TEA's governance structure?](https://github.com/tearust/teaproject/wiki/Governance-Structure)
* [Why do you say the Internet is broken?](https://medium.com/@teaproject/fixing-a-broken-internet-728f9f0b6df3)
* [How could TEA fix the Internet?](https://medium.com/@teaproject/how-tea-fixes-the-internet-a944dfe2db39)
* [A long article on the TEA token economy - CML and TEA](https://medium.com/@teaproject/challenges-in-the-tea-token-economy-design-cf928a06679b)
* [How will the business model support the token price?](https://medium.com/@teaproject/the-tea-token-model-how-does-the-business-support-value-price-ff5f8278e4fc)
* [How TApps Benefit Everyone in the TEA Ecosystem (includes use cases)](https://medium.com/@teaproject/how-tea-project-tapps-benefit-everyone-7c3d59284205)


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