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bad PR for freenet on Slashdot
From:
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  Date:
Saturday 26 Apr 2008 15:04:39
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freenet
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default indexes giving Freenet some bad PR on slashdot:

>> http://tech.slashdot.org/tech/08/04/25/1429232.shtml
>>
>> Every six months or so I re-install Freenet to see if the performance 
>> has gotten any better. Every time, I look at each of the pre-
>> configured index pages to see what people are posting these days. Not 
>> once - never - have I seen childporn in any of those indexes.
>>
>>  There's a simple explanation for all the people who talk about how 
>> Freenet is saturated with kiddy porn: they're either repeating a 
>> stupid meme that they know nothing about, or they've gone looking and 
>> found something. Which group are you in?
>
> With only 3 click from one of the pre-configured index page you can get 
> some. If I remember correctly:
>   - take the IA archive (this index is done by a crawler and not by 
> hand like the others)
>   - In the index on the left, select the porn category (i think)
>   - Search for Kindergarden
> 
> Unfortunately there is some others in this same list... :(

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Re: bad PR for freenet on Slashdot
From:
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  Date:
Saturday 26 Apr 2008 15:57:50
  Groups:
freenet
  Followup-To:
freenet
  References: 1
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> [Childporn]
>> With only 3 click from one of the pre-configured index page you can get
>> some. [...]

With tor you can get illegal stuff in 2 clicks from the wikipedia entry for
tor. Just follow core.onion and you get a link in the in the top bar. Last
checked a few day ago.

I don't see the /. folks bashing tor the same way as they do freenet. Double
standards?

ginger

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