Or maybe control like with TFlux based offerings so a lower price point can be met.

@1 uMap – its in the Griffin alpha now

@7 Why is this useful? See the blog post above.

@10 Great idea! please submit an app, and get into the forum and
the IRC and people will help you make it happen.

@12 the SDK is just javascript.
see http://btapps-sdk.bittorrent.com/doc/api.html

@18 it already does.

@20 access to peers ip and %complete are an integral part of the
BitTorrent protocol. Anyone that wants to can code a
solution that talks to any other node in any way they want.
If you “block all the leechers while keeping the seeders”
this will not help your download experience – it will have
the exact same effect as setting your upload bandwidth to zero.
if you are concerned about number of TCP connections and congestion,
uTP fixes this.

@25, no, @20 is not correct.

@26 Great idea! please submit an app, and get into the forum and
the IRC and people will help you make it happen.

#35 the SDK is writting in Python, which run on all modern OS The
reason to support Windows is the first apps-enabled client
will come out on Windows. All the tools for app building
will work on linux and osx. the MSI is really just a
convenience wrapper for windows people, the actual SDK is on
Github and you can check it out anywhere.

@37 there is no cygwin development environment for the SDK.
Using cygwin simply makes the dev tools work better on
Windows.