[HN Gopher] Freenet Renamed to Hyphanet
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Freenet Renamed to Hyphanet
Author : stargrave
Score : 21 points
Date : 2023-07-02 14:12 UTC (8 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (www.hyphanet.org)
(TXT) w3m dump (www.hyphanet.org)
| vGPU wrote:
| > This is another demonstration of a complete disconnect between
| the board of FPI, and the community around Freenet. After giving
| up initial plans to name Locutus "Freenet 2" in the face of
| backlash, you and the rest of the board appear to now want still
| more of Freenet's brand recognition. The hope seems to be that
| the Freenet community, having not been consulted, and reasonably
| assumed to disagree, will undertake the effort to rename
| themselves the Freenet Classic community.
|
| The community doesn't seem too pleased with this.
| vGPU wrote:
| https://www.mail-archive.com/devl@freenetproject.org/msg5527...
|
| Trouble does seem to be brewing.
| riffraff wrote:
| I'm mildly surprised to discover freenet is still in development,
| I remember when it had just been launched, and that it was
| somewhat terrible to use compared to same-era p2p software, tho
| of course it had a much bigger vision then most (all?).
|
| Is anyone running a node these days? What is your experience and
| reason?
| vGPU wrote:
| I've checked it out a few times. It suffers from the same issue
| that tor suffers from: half of the content is stuff that's been
| booted off the internet (and for good reason), and the other
| half is the equivalent of "hello world" pages.
|
| I keep hoping that one day we'll have a true "alt-net" like
| mastodon and Lemmy are starting to form, but for the most part
| these services (free et/tor/etc) are dead or full of unsavory
| or illegal material.
| xyzzy3000 wrote:
| What's the canonical pronunciation of this?
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