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Right now we don't have the time and the resources to do our own thing. Our priorities are somewhere else. This might changes in the future when we have fixed certain problems.
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I think it makes no sense to have a client that has many great features but all of them are not implemented right. This hurts the network and scares away the users.
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Well thats why you make the features *optional* and even turn them off by default if they are that bad. Give users the choice rather then make the choice for users. But this doesnt matter if you dont have the time.
I'm not interested in the 101 excuses that can be brought up not to do this, just the few important ones, like the time constraints and bug fixing priority.
And actually it would be nice if the gnutella specification would support MD5 checking, that would make a world of a diffrence for all parallel downloads, even the non-segmented, every day parallel downloads that most clients do today.