Should this read "Stars and planets"?
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authordeelawn <dboltz03@gmail.com>
dateWed 16 Jan 2019, 13:57 (8 years ago)
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705− Stars and galaxies can emancipate themselves by changing sponsors, so you’re never trapped. Moons are meant for devices, so they can't escape from their planets. (We don't want a bunch of connected lightbulbs wandering around forming botnets, do we?)
705+ Stars and planets can emancipate themselves by changing sponsors, so you’re never trapped. Moons are meant for devices, so they can't escape from their planets. (We don't want a bunch of connected lightbulbs wandering around forming botnets, do we?)
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707707 The basic idea is, you need _someone_ to sponsor your membership on the network. An address that can't find a sponsor is probably a bot or a spammer. In the Arvo network parents provide P2P routing and distribute software updates. Azimuth sponsorship is a very simple reputation system. Just enough to decide who to route packets to, and easy to build on top of.
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