>Ive been trying to rethink the What is Freenet?�section of the site. In my opinion >this is the most important part of the site as it is the part that most people will >read first. Ive attached my attempt at writing the section. Quite a few parts were >borrowed from the existing text that Ian wrote. I think the two most important things >when explaining what Freenet is should be to emphasise that it is for freedom of >speech and not another filesharing network. The other thing was to make sure to point >out that Freenet isnt just restricted to sharing files with one another.
I think you manage that pretty well. � >I dont think this section should be too technical, it is mainly to spark a interest >with the reader and to get across a very basic understanding of what Freenet is. More >detailed information should be in the documentation and already exists in the papers >we have for download. Agreed. So I'd suggest the "Significantly, Freenet generally requires log(n) time to retrieve a piece of information in a network of size n." line in the bullet list at the top be dropped. It's probably worth mentioning at some point (maybe in another part of the site), but it's way too technical for a quick summary of Freenet's features. [ cruise / casual-tempest.net / transference.org ] _______________________________________________ devl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hawk.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
