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<p>Mjbommar: </p> <hr /> <div>=Summary=<br /> <br /> PeerNet is a draft proposal and architecture for a fully distributed global peer-to-peer network.<br /> <br /> * Its design includes significant improvements over existing Internet architecture limitations.<br /> * It can be deployed in increments that are interoperable with the existing Internet infrastructure.<br /> <br /> ...<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===PeerNet Architecture===<br /> <br /> View<br /> |<br /> -- Repository -- Repository -- Repository --<br /> <br /> =Back End=<br /> <br /> The PeerNet network consists of interoperable applications that share and communicate data that is submitted to them.<br /> <br /> PeerNet repositories can be programmed by any development team as long as they adhere to a ''simple evolving set of community interpersonal and technical standards'' regarding PeerNet nodes.<br /> <br /> ===Inter-Operability===<br /> <br /> There are two crucial standards for an application to be recognized by other PeerNet applications:<br /> <br /> * Openness: all data must be shared and distributed to other PeerNet applications<br /> <br /> * Persistence: all data must never be deleted<br /> <br /> =Front End=<br /> <br /> PeerNet interfaces can be programmed by any development team as long as they adhere to a ''simple evolving set of community interpersonal and technical standards'' regarding PeerNet interfaces.<br /> <br /> ==Interfacing==<br /> <br /> Edit Permissions!<br /> <br /> Things mjb &amp; ph discussed:<br /> * Estimated Capacity of {1,2,5,10}% of {All,Broadband,Participating} Computers<br /> ** Rolling figures from quarterly/annual sales<br /> ** Statistics from broadband studies<br /> ** Statistics from tor/p2p networks<br /> * Coral CDN<br /> ** http://www.coralcdn.org/maps/<br /> * Queuing/Distribution Model</div>

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