On Sun, 2017-12-03 at 17:19 +0100, lurchi wrote: > Hello Tirifto! > > GNUnet's goal is to provide a framework for secure peer-to-peer > networking to application developers. So it is dependent on the > application what technical details such as addresses are exposed to > users. If an application exposes GNS addresses (as described at > https://gnunet.org/gns) which have the format > > <name>.<nick>.gnu > > it's up to the application developer to decide what the name/nick > part looks like and whether it should be user-defined or not. So your > friends might we able to reach your website by typing > > ttt.tirifto.gnu > > if you have stored a value under the name ttt in your GNS zone.
Thanks for the answer! I suppose that the very likely user-facing parts which depend on GNUnet directly are of greatest interest here. “gnu” seems fairly language-neutral to me, which is great news! > AFAIK the current GNS implementation allows UTF-8 encoded strings (I > never tested this). So it will be possible to use characters from all > languages. Most excellent. I still don’t really grasp this project, but it seems like you’re doing something good and doing it well. Thank you all for that. :) > all the best, > lurchi. Same to you // Tirifto
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