Hello, Congratulations on the nice FPS paper!
Section 4.5 states: Based on a limited and most likely biased survey where users volun- teered the output of a simple shell script that inspected their browsers history database, we determined that given current Internet behavior, approximately 8% of domain names would require introduction via some out-of-band exchange. I think many users would just type (say) “gnunet” in the address/search bar of their browser (rather than “http://gnunet.org”), which leads them to a Google search result page. In that case, ‘gnunet.org’ is counted as not needing an out-of-band introduction, I suppose. However, that does not capture the fact that Google is an undesirable way to get introduced to a web site from a censorship-resistance viewpoint. Does your study account for such uses somehow? What impact would it have on the 8% figures? Thanks, Ludo’. _______________________________________________ GNUnet-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnunet-developers
