On Thursday 14 June 2001 11:29 pm, you wrote:
> So, I wonder if it'd be good or bad to put an IndexClient interface in
> FProxy. Like, a pseudo-form-handler (kind of like the way the
> insertions are done now), that takes some text value ("text") and an
> index identifier ("index") and tries to do an IndexClient insert with
> them.
>
> On the upside, it'd make doing feedback and polls ridiculously easy
> for Freesite owners. Creative folks could even make an interface to
> FMail.
>
> On the downside, it'd make flooding an index even more trivially easy
> than it already is.

A couple of people have suggested this. I think it would be super-
groovy until everything and the kitchen sink has a Freenet interface.

Fortunately only good people use Freenet now. The only spamming
of key indexes have been from smartie-pants who couldn't resist.

I don't think too many people surf the indexes. They wait for someone
to go through them and post them somewhere. If someone inserts
a thousand spami, it isn't hard for the index 'owner' to pick out
the few good ones and make them available. The incentive for spamming
Freenet would be for people to see spam. At the moment people
only see filtered indexes.

> Responses?
>
> ~Mr. Bad

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