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Thanks for the note. I should not have slighted your (and Toad's) efforts.
After all, you have accomplished an incredible thing... a world-wide net through
which people can communicate freely.
Perhaps I was just having a 'down' period... like Freenet.
;-)
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 5:14
PM
Subject: Re: [freenet-support] Freenet is
fading away...
Um, thanks for the pessimism I guess.
Some of us are
working very hard to figure out how to address the
problems we are seeing,
but I guess others just want to benefit from
this research project without
accepting the risks. Fortunately, most
seem to accept that
sometimes, when you are on the cutting edge, and you
are trying new ideas
all the time, somethings things need to get worse
so that they can get
better.
Ian.
Art Charbonneau wrote:
> I'm a
johnny-come-lately to Freenet, and I guess I came along a little
> too
late to see it in action. It's sad, but Freenet seems to be fading
>
away; fewer links work every day, and those that do have little content
> left.
>
> I've tried the boards at Frost, but
other than a few testers, nonsense
> posters, and idiot flamers, there
is no one there either. Reasonable
> questions posted to the Newbie
Help board go unanswered by anyone, and
> searches find only 'offline'
stuff.
>
> I think Reskill has summed it up pretty well.
Ain't it a shame? I'll
> continue to run a node and provide some
storage for a while, but the
> time will come, shortly, to shut it down
for good. Will the last one out
> get the
lights?
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