If you look at the design of the 'home' they were at it's a lot more than just a buoy on the water.You were in a ship not sitting atop a buoy.Where a wake from a passing boat could send you a rockin.
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https://ocean.builders/waves/
The amount of people reminding seasteaders that there are waves in the ocean is as numerous as there is water in the ocean. These good samaritans feel dutifully compelled to let us know that there are, indeed, waves in the ocean. Assuming, incorrectly, that this is not the prime problem to be solved in seasteading. If there were no waves there would be floating communities of house boats on the water right now. The first person to have a hard time buying land near the ocean would have strapped a few pieces of wood together and built his house there.
I was in The Gator Navy.
The ship of ours was a top heavy amphib with a bottom as flat (I've been under her in dry-dock) as a stern wheeler so we could move in right up to the coast and into shallow rivers. That 'seasteader' was a lot more stable.
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