-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 - -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: re [Bitcoin-development] Improving resistance to transaction origination harvesting Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 14:06:59 +0100 From: Arne Bab. <arne_...@web.de> To: justus.ranv...@monetas.net
Hi Justus, I read your proposal for a bitcoin darknet (friend-to-friend), but I’m not on that list, so it would be nice if you could relay my message. Wladimir J. van der Laan wrote: > Experience with other networks such as Retroshare shows that … in > practice most people are easily tricked into adding someone as 'friend' This argumentation does not apply to the friend-to-friend connections in Freenet, though, because in Retroshare you need friends to be connected at all, while in Freenet adding Friends is optional. They were made optional in direct response to seeing people exchange friend-references with strangers. An important aspect of friend-to-friend connections is that they have to provide additional value for the communication with real-life friends. I had few darknet contacts in Freenet until I started using messages to friends for confidential communication (in which freenet traffic provides a cover for the direct communication with friends). For details on confidential messaging as additional value see “Let us talk over Freenet, so I can speak freely again”: - - http://draketo.de/english/freenet/connect-speak-freely And for a description of capabilities freenet builds on top of the friend-to-friend connections, see “Freenet: The forgotten cryptopunk paradise”: - - http://draketo.de/english/freenet/forgotten-cryptopunk-paradise Best wishes, Arne -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJVDDnjAAoJECpf2nDq2eYjgwUP/3fRjH25OcGmG5AS3UE/wTvf z8DrPieF4wtX4ABZTC6X/Ls9JnWeEhL3jN70SfGLzx2Exat620DVeR7nMHuQhLQj 6vWJSKLX8a0W47LmlAveagKeLMyQdOa1jZWZWJOUwxpoH0sHJwhBvRSiZeoHub2H PI+WyivRy3aUhhAc4EkFlaFbJVl7JMjdaqEaoHV2l96fKkvuJOYfzKWuxYd0noTI mgfDrXtm1zTH6H9C+B+AhXlDlaAnBoVr/EC7r4nKGeXGvOBw/UrAd/OHEySQJm6b Quo8jPBOT8mwZVanJaAbRBDnOYXP4lIxkGaH5aXCWCReiepCPtUqbGF7hHXlAwGQ LjpLr81Uxd/1TKk709FnSKtprSf6WdYmkzXCNjjPWLfd1bR7Yj71wtmDwPdy5IOS W9TSD9gszD0BmiZFncD4lyKBFletfGlZaVirXNhwgEKBgRcS48AYc71IjWfjbq0B P2wzevfdHJqda3Wr04H08pGNO9YeYVqJAvr7sqHaZdn7DyDdDhRehpzbgkphNU3c Pr1XBTheFqZZTZSya1ufVR4y9c1qFeVx1T5pqVyfUt1nNA0oaHNm0tcCOKafNAyq +9r9p08IXsjR44STpw/DHMERZ+W/XCJsACwWNo3BK7UumHlvaLoevmdmswghjblb MQKLKZaKAZA56lvPymbC =7CQT -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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