Crockett
05-18-2006, 10:56 PM
Our approach: An open source Blue Frog replacement based on P2P technology. No centralized reporting server. No website. Any single point of failure could be switched out on the fly. The entire project would exist in P2P-space. No single node becomes more important than the rest. Simply give your spam to the client, and it goes out on the network where it is processed. Control of the client would be through PGP commands sent to each client for coordinated opt-out requests. A voting mechanism will prevent any single node from having control over the network.
The rules of engagement would be the same as Blue Frog. One spam equals one opt-out request. No DDOS. We use bandwidth throttling sufficiently low to not overwhelm the site. It proved effective before. We see no need to change this. All actions will be approved by a steering committee.
http://castlecops.com/postitle156112-0-0-.html
The rules of engagement would be the same as Blue Frog. One spam equals one opt-out request. No DDOS. We use bandwidth throttling sufficiently low to not overwhelm the site. It proved effective before. We see no need to change this. All actions will be approved by a steering committee.
http://castlecops.com/postitle156112-0-0-.html