Great, can you tell me what was dubious? and not to trust me? can you please explain this to me.

I’ve wondered now for days why someone would say something to someone who’s devoted his years to helping others for free with solutions that do work.

Hoops? so asking someone to provide their domain so we could stealth it is hoops? Tell me mr Horrible how are we supposed to know their information? suppose telepathically?

Hoops, to click “Follow” on twitter is a hoop? so that if we did get censored taken down, within a few seconds we could fire off a tweet, and everyone would know our new domain/location? how’s that a hoop? that’s a fail safe!

Or is dubious because it worked? video examples and demo’s showed this clearly. So i had that to back up everything i said so again your comments do not make any sense when you say not to trust me?

Did you watch the 6 videos of the technology in action?
That might of been better to just keep it more plain and simple Either way you’re right p2p will rely on 100′s of people all at once using it to make it work, and since it’s impossible to get any exposure because i’m not the bay or kim dot com, then it’s pointless so i just terminated what would of been the only real working p2p website technology.

Here’s a link to the 6 video’s of it working and what features it did have. http://stealthwebsite.isprevolution.net/videos/ no doubt some fuckwit will mark it as spam, which again explains why it’s not on everyones PC’s it’s impossible to get exposure or advertise correctly.

A P2P system lives or dies on network effects (the more people who use it, the more valuable it is to each person) and that site design is awkward, confusing, and doesn’t inspire trust, which makes it hard to gain new users.

Here. Read a few of these articles on good web design:

http://www.nngroup.com/articles/#popular-alertboxes

The #1 problem I had was probably that the site expected me to just read and read and read on ITS schedule. Whether it’s a work of fiction or a website, you have to tell the reader what’s going on and why they should care as quickly and effectively as possible.

(It was also very off-putting for the site to explicitly tell me to read everything in order rather than using the links to jump around. That’s another big no-no for websites. If I have to read everything in order, I’m supposed to realize that myself by looking at the content. Instructing people to do so is bad netiquette.)

so better use a vpn network outside the usa

check youtube out for all movies

different laws for everyone

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