From: "djampa" <[email protected]> >> I would greatly appreciate if you sent me information on >> censoring the internet. > If you are using Windows, you should try FreeWeb, to be found at > http://freeweb.sf.net/.
djampa, I know you're feeling frustrated and impatient with FreeWeb, and freenet as a whole. But please know that sarcasm is not going to make things happen faster. At best, developers on the freenet project are paid less than a burger-flipper or supermarket trolley-pusher, and even then, they only get paid during summer breaks. At worst, developers work long hours for nothing, even spending thousands of dollars of their own money to make sure their systems are adequate for software development and testing. There wouldn't be anyone working on Freenet for the money. People work on this project to pursue a vision of a truly free internet, to provide asylum for those whose interests and opinions may attract hostility on the mainstream internet. So as you can see, dumping your negative vibes will not always go down well amongst us. Please recall too that freenet is beta software, and FreeWeb is alpha code. At such early stages of development, it is acceptable, even expected, that software will have very unfinished areas, and require some technical knowledge and/or 'feel' to use. Freenet 0.5 will be the first truly user-friendly Freenet fit for the masses - even then, it will still be late beta code. FreeWeb 0.1.5, plus other client applications, will be released at or before that time as well. So if you want things to happen faster, then: 1) Learn some programming languages, preferably Java and C. 2) Study the Freenet source code and project documentation 3) Study the freenet project mailing list archives 4) Join the developers on IRC chat at irc.debian.org, #freenet 5) Find an area where you can be of use, and get to work Otherwise, just wait for 0.5 to come out. David _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
