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Announcements (moderated)
Please sign up here to be notified of major Freenet developments, such
as announcements of new releases or important bugfixes. This list is
very low traffic (less than one message per month).
Support
[archive]
Asking for or giving advice relating to getting Freenet working, bug
reports, and suggestions on improving the user experience. Requests
for help are more like to be heard here than in the other mailing
hawk.
Development
[archive]
Discussion pertaining to the next release of Freenet. What features
should and shouldn't go in, how things should be implemented,
etc. Discussions about how Freenet should be in general (as opposed to
in the very next release) should go to the technical list. If you
think you have a great idea for a feature or attack, read all of the
documentation first, espcially the Frequently Asked Questions. The
developers have little patience for repeated suggestions.
Technical Discussion
[archive]
Technical issues related to Freenet, not specifically tied to
day-to-day implementation. Cryptography, packet radio, related
projects, suggestions for future versions, attacks on the design, etc.
Anything which deals with technology and relates to Freenet should go
here.
Chat
[archive]
General discussion about everything else. It is generally high traffic
and low signal. Join at your own risk.
CVS
[archive]
A read-only mailing list to which CVS checkins are mailed. This will
probably only be of interest to developers.
Documentation
[archive]
Discussion of the Freenet documentation effort.
Clients
[archive]
Discussions relating to Freenet clients.
Web
[archive]
Discussion of the organization and development of the Freenet website
and associated translation efforts.
Old Mailing list archive
On 1/1/2001 we migrated to a new mailing list server. You can find
the old archives here.