http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179 User forum for the OneSwarm Friend-to-Friend data sharing network en-US Tue, 18 Jun 2013 06:22:27 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.3 q http://forum.oneswarm.org/search.php http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179#post-13918 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:25:00 +0000 Natanael_L 13918@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Visibility is only for if friends should see that YOU have it, not accesibility to the network.<br /> At least as far as I know.<br /> Anyway, I don't have much time right now to comment this. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179#post-13905 Mon, 21 Sep 2009 11:37:52 +0000 lah 13905@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>If the hash was visible in the search result we could use twitter or whatever to ad comments, check for comments and discuss swarms. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179#post-13904 Mon, 21 Sep 2009 11:07:38 +0000 lah 13904@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>But, the current default visibility for download is 'all friends'. It currently make sens as it else would not be text searchable (witch don't make sens on the other hand).</p> <p>If we could rate, flag as fake and comment on swarms and that was returned with the text search result we would get (only a random few) ratings and comments helping a little bit.</p> <p>The risk is that people frequently search for there own swarms to collect feedback - but the social value might result in more sharing and be worth it :-) </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179#post-13799 Thu, 10 Sep 2009 11:39:56 +0000 Natanael_L 13799@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>lah: That's not the point - if the friend haven't made the files visible to you manually, you won't see the files when you browse around in your friends visible files.<br /> Stuff you get as search results normally won't be "linked" to the friends they come trough, only if the results are among the files they have made visible to you.</p> <p>And if you are connected to a community server and make stuff publicly visible by default, the people you are connected to will see what files come directly from you, and what only passes trough you/what's not publicly visible. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179#post-13770 Wed, 02 Sep 2009 22:55:57 +0000 lah 13770@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>But the friend who have the fake content may just have downloading it self and not checked it yet. So the add user name part is a bit harsh, else a good idea. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179#post-13765 Wed, 02 Sep 2009 16:18:09 +0000 Natanael_L 13765@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>I think that it should be solved somewhat differently.</p> <p>Every file is hashed, and all files are identified by their hashes "under the hood" in the OneSwarm client, so it's easy to create a default "fake content warning"-message that could contain the hash, the file name and it's description together with a description of what's really there written by the one warned about it.</p> <p>The information should contain all information about the file that's available - if you know the username of the sharer (which you do if you are friends) then it should be in there.</p> <p>Like with the community servers, there could be a prenumeration based service that keeps tracks of warnings for fake content. You should have to be logged in to the server to report things to prevent abuse.</p> <p>The community servers could have this functionality. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1179#post-13745 Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:02:49 +0000 O.I.B. 13745@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>I don't think that 1S is having problems whit fake files but that may come when 1S gets popular.<br /> The idea is that nobody is going to add a friend how is searing fake content BUT if this person joins a community then he can infect the network whit fake content, to prevent that you can add an option to prevent the search term from being passed onto a 'community server friend'. (if its technically possible)</p> <p>I assume that a 'community server friend' can return string searches that is, else there isn't a problem. </p>