Talk:eDonkey2000

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Question from a worried n00b[edit]

What exactlty do they mean by "My IP has been logged?"

...And please, be nice. I'm obviously no computer wiz.

Simply put, it means absolutely nothing. It's just useless scare tactics. You can't be prosecuted for accessing the page.

Anyways, explaining in simple terms what an IP is, it's a sort of an ID number associated with your internet connection. Whereever you go on the net, you leave that number behind. Sometimes it's fixed, sometimes it's variable. Depends on your ISP or connection. The number you see when accessing the Edonkey page, that's your IP. But as mentioned, it doesn't matter that you left it there, they can't do anything at all, as you broke no law. Just sit back, surf and don't worry. :)

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This is a nice start. What I'd like to know as a reader is how this system differs from the Gnutella, Hotline, or other systems. That would include social differences (what sorts of files are popularly traded? Movies? Software? Images?) as well as technical ones. --FOo

Amule[edit]

Seeing that aMule has become quite popular, shouldn't a link be added too—°==

The whole Edonkey / Overnet-thing is confusing. The article states "eDonkey2000 client is not "eDonkey" any more. It supports only Overnet Network by default" ...

only to later specify that

" In 2004, MetaMachines announced it would stop the development of Overnet to concentrate on eDonkey2000"

This seems a little contradictory. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 66.167.105.201 (talk) 05:47, 16 May 2005

I thought Overnet was a program itself...Amren ^(talk) 23:58, 3 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Missing information[edit]

What is missing is information for network administrators wanting to fight it. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 217.136.182.104 (talk) 11:50, 17 May 2006

DAP[edit]

The Digital Archive Project still uses the eDonkey 2000 application. Does anyone think it should be mentioned in the article? Calmsavior 20:10, 10 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I think you should add that to a page about DAP. :Leuk he 06:50, 12 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Low Quality Article[edit]

This is a low quality article. As with many other low quality articles the original authors made many temporal references such as "current" and "latest" which inevitably results in problems later because sooner or later those words will not make sense. In this case the product is no longer has been discontinued. I would encourage those who agree to mark this article as being in need of a rewrite to bring it up to better quality standards. -- Horkana 23:17, 23 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Therefore You must get limewire with virus It is the only way for faster downloads and for more convenant and safer transfers

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