I guess companies will start threatening single users by sending them
some important mail from a lawer, saying:
"We were able to retrieve child porn/song x/... from your computer via
Freenet, which means you were breaking the law. If you don't shut down
your Freenet node, blah blah,.. and BTW we'll sue you for the illegal
copy."

This will scare many users off and have them give up. Maybe we should
have some weapons prepared, so they don't fall into panic upon getting
such a letter. We could provide a sample response text with the Freenet
distributions which goes like:

"The Freenet network is not able to censor single files or certain
content out. All content is sent encrypted and I am with no means able
to identify or control the content which is being stored on my node.
Even though you were able to retrieve forbidden information via my
Freenet node, it does not mean I was in the possesion of these files
before *your* retrieval request put them there." (blah, blah, blah,...)

You get the point, somebody similar to a lawer could have a short look
at it, and making it as bullet proof as it gets. What do you think of
it?

Sebastian
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