 
			
				April 1st, 2002
			
			
			     |  
        |     Disciple   |    |    Join Date: March 30th, 2002  Location: Canada  
						Posts: 17
					         |        |  
            Quote:     Originally posted by Unregistered   With most clients you can manually block IPs, cancel uploads and remove nodes from the connection screen, so what makes this so different? 
The only difference I see is that I can have the computer do it rather than use my mouse.   |       You're completely missing my point. Typically, a person wouldn't cancel an upload based solely on the client the downloader has chosen to use.  
As I understand it, the goal of the OpenSource p2p network is to discourage the use of commercial gain from the Gnutella network. That's fine, and I support the idea. I don't however, support the method in which this aim is being achieved. By excluding select users based on their client, you are hurting the end user, as opposed to the client's developer.         |