> You your self have said that is CRUCIAL to have legal, and accessable > content on freenet, if only for PR reasons. You're already producing the > content, All you need to do is to mirror it on to freenet. Set up a > script to do it. Please!
If it is so important - *you* set up the bloody script! If not, don't give me a hard time for not doing something you aren't willing to do yourself. > Look at it this way - On Slashdot, When I've suggested mirroring > large-files onto freenet, people have argued that Freenet is ONLY good > for anonymity. They've said that it has no general purpose function. Freenet is very appropriate for large files, it is not as appropriate for 2k webpage which doesn't require anonymity. The way we market Freenet to people unconcerned about anonymity is as a BitTorrent alternative, not as a general web replacement, we just make ourselves look silly when we argue that. > To hear YOU argue that people who don't need anonymity should avoid > freenet is very saddening indeed. I DID NOT argue that, I said that Freenet isn't the most appropriate way to disseminate small webpages which don't require anonymity - which is patently TRUE! I want my blog to be easily visible to people, such that it will perhaps attract new Freenet users and give people an insite into its development. crusading for more Freenet content is a laudable pursuit, but it isn't fair for you to expect me to pursue that crusade in everything I do. my expertise is in advancing the core Freenet architecture, it is not in providing content for Freenet. which would you rather I spend my time doing? > YOU need to upload to freenet, and be > in control of your page, not someone mirroring it. For symbolic > purposes, if nothing else. I DON'T HAVE TIME! If you actually read my blog - you would notice that I have 101 things going on, one of which is making sure that Freenet actually *works* and keeps getting better, irrespective of whose content is available from it. You would also notice that I have time to write about 1 blog entry every 5 months - meaning that it wouldn't be a particularly useful or popular Freesite at the best of times. Ian. -- Ian Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] Coordinator, The Freenet Project http://freenetproject.org/ Founder, Locutus http://locut.us/ Personal Homepage http://locut.us/ian/
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