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Queing I think that LimeWire should impliment an upload que to ensure FAIR content distribution. I mean, right now, if a host is busy, the only way you can get a file is if you request it at the almost exact same moment as another users file transfer finishes. With queing, you are CERTIAN to get the file, you do not take the change of "will I request at the same time that some other user finishes a download, which has about a 1% chance of happening". :) It DOES NOT require the network protocol to be redisigned, it only needs software to have added support. A simplified version: Quote:
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i hadn't considered that, I like it. |
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LimeWire should DEFINATELY impliment the Shareaza style Upload Queueing technology. This would REALLY help people to actually get the file they want. Shareaza and BearShare, the best 2 clients, already have! That is reason enought to switch to them :) Here is the specs: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the_gdf/message/8886/ |
Re: Queing Quote:
LimeWire should DEFINATELY impliment the Shareaza style Upload Queueing technology. This would REALLY help people to actually get the file they want. Shareaza and BearShare, the best 2 clients, already have! That is reason enought to switch to them :) Here is the specs: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the_gdf/message/8886 |
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