[Gzz-commits] manuscripts/pointers article.rst

[Benja Fallenstein]

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Changes by:     Benja Fallenstein <address@hidden>      03/10/26 14:12:21

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   - `Standing on the shoulders of giants`_: Webrotting example
   - History of location-dependence: `TBL ref`_
-  - Problems with location-depencence, other articles
-    recognizing these
   - Location-independent, semantic-free, *self-verifying* 
     identifiers (ref SFR paper (Balakrishnan et.al. IPTPS'03),
-    ref Walfish paper)
-  - Benefits of hash-based addressing: 
+    ref Walfish paper); example: hash-based (ref 
+    ``hash`` URN namespace Internet-Draft; ref Freenet & others)
+  - Proposal: A location-independent Web (closest thing is Freenet (ref))
+  - Benefits of hash-based addressing
 
     - Pages easily movable between servers
     - Data accessible as long as anyone keeps a copy
     - Load balancing (download from everyone who has a copy)
     - Can use one addressing scheme with different protocols,
       searching different networks for the content behind a hash
-      (see the ``hash`` URN namespace proposal)
 
-  - Closest thing to location-independent is actually, it seems, Freenet
   - SFR (semantic-free referencing) not all that close, 
     though semantic-free idea shared (SFR takes along 
     many problems of the Web)