> There have been a half dozen new subscribers in the past week or so. > Please introduce yourselves, so we have a feel for who our audience > still is. Ok, I'm game. Name is Mike Shinn. I'll spare everyone the long life history (if you are interested go here http://mike.shinn.net) In a former life I was part of Cisco's Advanced Network Security Research Group, amongst other things. I'm a remailer operator (http://mixmaster.shinn.net) so my interests naturally include free haven. Interestingly enough, my colleagues and I started tossing around a similiar idea to free haven back in September of 1999. Well, thats enough about me. > a) Figuring out the designs for coupling a Free Haven backend onto > something like Freenet or Mojo Nation, to provide persistent storage > for some items. > > b) Implementing the current Free Haven design. I recall a number of > people were interested in this earlier, but they very conveniently > disappeared after voicing their interest. Is this described in the papers on the free haven website? > c) Integrating strong anonymity into Freenet or Mojo Nation, and making > sure they get the design right. This might seem unimportant to the process of design, (and someone else might have already said it) but I would suggest integrating strong anonymity into Freenet simply because of the media attention it has recieved. Perhaps I'm assuming too much, but I would suspect the intent is to get as many people as possible to use free haven. -- Michael T. Shinn PGPKey: 0x2F7EB57C GnuPG Key: BC626A27 GnuPG fingerprint = 75D2 325D 7121 0B60 C28681C4 8B48 7F9F BC62 6A27 PGP fingerprint = B2D9 2678 6167 1C5B 2B89 C185 7EC5 E49B 2F7E B57C
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