>     What if there were some sort of field that the node could return to a 
> prospective client as to approximate 'uptime' or 'reliability' of that node.  
> This could possibly be used internally to flush out the IP sooner, or give 
> that node a lower reliability rating, or something like that.

There is the Transient options (not currenly implemented) which tells the
node to forget about you when you're gone. Also, we've talked about making
nodes in the datastore have a reliability rating. Letting them rate
themselves and have it influence our rating is interesting. We could use
the node's self-ranking as the initial value for our own node's internal
reliability ranking.

> And when (if ever) will a UDP version of Freenet be up for consideration?

That will probably be a sort of tangential side project as will all other
implementations of Freenet over other protocols since it doesn't require
any change to the core protocol or code, just a model to talk over a
different transport mechanism. I suppose it could be started at any
time by interested parties. I don't personally have interest in it until
we work out larger issues of searching, metadata, updatable data,
node-to-node-encryption, etc..

I'd also like to see freenet over SSL.



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