Re: Crazy idea: How trust in darknets enables secure democratic censorship

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Ok, enough is enough. First you start ruling out users with weaker
connections and those whose ISPs have a very bad infrastructure, some
ISPs that simply can't handle the load generated by there users totally
block UDP because all important traffic (pop, smtp, http...) is TCP, by
switching the transport to UDP.

And now you try to get censorship in it. This isn't freenet anymore.
It IMHO totally violates everything a free network stands for, meaning
free and easy access for everyone without any censorship at all.

You seem to have lost that target (or your mind), and so freenet will
become a joke on itself. I don't want to have anything to do with
something like that.

I'll stay on the old network as long as there is still live in it,
but that farce called the freenet rewrite will never make it on my
machine.

Go on, ruin freenet. Turn it into just another filesharing system
without any meaning, I don't care anymore.

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