Ian:
> I am sure there is a proof somewhere that a functional freenet with no
> public nodes is an impossibility.  Don't ask me to find it though.

Not a "Freenet", perhaps. But you could certainly have a network with
Freenet routing which had no public nodes. It's just that no one has a
scheme for this that isn't slow in a practical sense. I wouldn't call that
provably impossible as much as impractical to implement.



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