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Clarification #2 (Score: 1)
by HopeSeekr on Sunday, July 11 @ 22:59:16 CDT
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Thanks for pointing this out!

My original word was "the [core] protocol was extended". Later in the same statement I said "changed the core protocol". What I meant -- obvious in my eyes, at least -- was that eMule 'extended' the protocol and then, as derived from point #2, did *not* consider that possibly people might not implement features right and thus either upload to them any way (as xMule does) or don't download from them either.

All I am saying is that a) eMule should do a better job of leading than they are b) eMule should support all clients equally (and if they submit patches to a fork they need to submit patches to the parent as well, obviously), c) they should upload if they download WHICH IS WHY THIS STARTED IN THE FIRST PLACE!

and d) they should have a feature to report errors to the clients that caused them, because some of us do not run eMule at all, ever, because we do not believe in using closed systems (closed cvs, closed compiler, closed irc, closed email, closed forums, closed non-whoring input...you name it, with eMule it is *closed*).


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