> That certainly isn’t impossible, but it’s going to require a fairly sophisticated protocol to achieve; I’m not aware of one yet, would be happy to be shown ot

> That certainly isn’t impossible, but it’s going to require a fairly sophisticated protocol to achieve; I’m not aware of one yet, would be happy to be shown otherwise. Well this means version control. Of course you don't need fine granularity, but version control is a good start to solve that problem. > What about incrementalism? Honestly I'd prefer something brand new. HTTP is plaintext just like telnet, which in my opinion is not adequate for such a complex decentralized protocol. If you want performance, look at how bittorrent does it. I think performance is important here, and since decentralization means being more vulnerable attackers, I think the protocol should really be designed around mitigating attacks. But maybe I'm wrong. Telnet or HTTP are things that should not be dealt with, in my opinion. I would gladly see them disappear to be honest.