> > Maybe we should ClientDelete all pr0n to avoid scaring them away.
>
> One of the reasons to encrypt the store and pack it into one file was
> exactly to prevent node owners to being able to know what's in their
> store.
...and have you noticed how much faster the store builds if you
set the cipher to 'null' ?
(Yeah, I know the data is still encrypted, but I like looking at
all the humanly-readable datastore bits with a hex editor)
> In this case, some governments might make people regularly clean their
> store according to some "black lists". I'd rather not introduce too many
> possibilities to identify and modify keys in one owns store.
Good argument.
Although it follows that some governments might force their users
to use only 'approved' Freenet node implementations which will not
only cull dissenting keys but also keep track of who is inserting
what and when.
-- Emil
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