> Don't modern BitTorrent's use UDP to avoid firewall issues? Not for data transfer - some use UDP to communicate with the tracker, but that's not because of firewall issues, it's because UDP is a good match for the tracker protocol. And TCP is a good match for data transfer. ;-)
> BitTorrent was originally adopted by geeks. So were iPods - that doesn't mean other people are incapable of using them, it just means geeks like new technology. But anyway, if you don't want to use TCP then fair enough, I just thought I'd put the idea on the table. :-) Cheers, Michael
