El Wed, 04 Nov 2015 22:28:12 +0100, Christoph Lohmann escribió:
> Two different views on how to communicate clash here:
>
> 1.) The web view is to have some URI and it's always available.
> 2.) The mail view of having your private mailbox you take care of.
>
>
3) Have a distributed or federated network for holding the entries.
Consider an nntp network separated from the Usenet which has a set of
policies across servers in order to make it more paste-like and less
binary distribution prone. Uploading a paste means that paste gets
distributed across many different servers, so one operator going bankrupt
is not a big problem.
Each nntp post has a unique identifier. Surely somebody can write a
client for fetching a "paste" (aka post) by its id.
You can fetch every paste in a given group and take care of your local
repository, or just leave the pastes in the servers and access them when
you need them.
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