all gnutella developers would first want to discuss whether to refine the gnutella protocol so they would ignore requests for out-of-size results, and then figure out how to write the code. Currently you can't send a message that allows restrictions like that, so it's a job for the gdf.

Still, as you say, I agree that it would be a useful way to manage the results that do arrive.

They already have the tool in place. Now they can make it work right. The junk filter.....
If they would just make it filter out the file size it would work. I've tried it repeatedly in several different ways. It comes down to, if it worked right, there wouldn't be so many virus files out there. I know, I know, limewire can't help what the gunetella guys do, but it is a big part of the problem. It was one of the most popular programs, and without the filter working right, it feeds the problem and also causes people to quit using it!

Limewire people. Bottom line is, if you don't allow file size filtering specifically, people will quit using your program and sales will fail!

Everyforum now talking about file sharing says the same thing. To many viruses and junk files on limewire. It is a simple feature, I don't understand the problem since there are soooooo many requests for the program.