Here's my stab- Congratulations- Freenet is installed and running. Freenet is currently contacting other Freenet users and integrating into the network. It will take a few minutes to make the initial connection, after which you can begin using Freenet.
As Freenet connects to more and more other Freenet users, it will get <b>substantially</b> faster over the next 24 hours. Leaving Freenet running all the time will speed up this process, resulting in Freenet running much faster for you. Matthew Toseland wrote: > "Freenet is currently attempting to connect to seednodes and announce itself > to the network. This may take a few minutes. Note that Freenet will be quite > slow to begin with, but should improve significantly over the next few > minutes and more slowly over the next few hours. Also it's a good idea to > keep the node running 24x7 if you can." > > IMHO this could be more comprehensible... > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Devl mailing list > Devl at freenetproject.org > http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
