Re: Torrent Exchange Protocol
J Duncan <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.bit-torrent.general |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Why does everyone want to destroy what BT is and what it does. You
people need to go write your own BT derived PIRATE protocol. because all
these additions you guys keep trying to sell are solutions to problems
that do not exist! and quite frankly this "torrent exchange" scheme is
insanely dumb, no offense.
seriously folks, you need to step back, see what BT is, what it is not,
and then roll your own system - because all you really want to do is
break bit torrent.
just a note, an optimal solution would be to implement backend tools to
assist bit torrent in doing what it does best - then you could
eventually roll these into custom bt-derived tools if desired. for
example we keep seeing people wanting to crap all over the beauty of the
bt protocol to create a "trackerless" distributed network for the
peerlists... well how about instead of breaking BT you create a SEPERATE
app - a distributed p2p system that does nothing but sit on a local
machine and create a gigantic distributed tracker that tracks any
arbitrary hash - then just force all your torrent announces (from
whatever bt client you like) to localhost. theres also been some
interesting comments about using the other less superior p2p (pirate)
protocols for sharing, searching, and managing only TORRENTS themselves.
and there are other solutions,
so please stop trying to destroy bit torrent
k thx
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