I like it - it installed easily enough on Mac. I started browsing around. I really do not have a quibble with the application itself - nor the intended use. Th

I like it - it installed easily enough on Mac. I started browsing around. I really do not have a quibble with the application itself - nor the intended use. Thank you for it I am enjoying playing around with it and am following the project on github. Echoing others I would definately fix the license issue - and do that sooner than later. I have a tangental interest - forgive me if the following is off topic. The last line from the deck: "It requires zero infrastructure" and similar statements in the website got me thinking along a theme. I get that this is a distributed application with encrypted transmission - but it does imply an infrastructure. Once you need an IP; you need a network. I can see lots of applications for this - beyond the reddit/bittorrent model, this would be really useful - aftermath of a hurricane / natural disaster - Occupy wallstreet style demonstrations - Cory Doctorow "Little brother" scenario - etc - any situation where you want ad hoc, encrypted community the problem with those situations is exactly that there is no infrastructure (or not a trusted infrastructure). Locally (for me) there are projects like http://www.milemesh.com/ http://www.milemesh.com/ to try and make sure there are networks for emergency situations. But what if you don't wnat to use an official or semi-official network? Are there distibuted, ad hoc network projects that would work well with this?