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This article is fine. There are no suggestions in the discussion part because the page is adequate. Maybe certain taggers should actually help the people who make these pages instead of crusading to tag every single page until wikipedia is "perfect". No, I did not write this article, and I probably will not. I was like, "hey, this is cool, I can make an article too!" lol no. The last article I wrote, on a cafe near Niagara falls, got tag swarmed >.< I think it's deleted. — Preceding unsigned comment added by ScarySquirrel (talk • contribs) 05:52, 24 March 2009

This article is not fine - it has no citations. It has references, but they are meaningless if they do not point to mentioned facts in the article. To me, on first glance, the whole thing looks like a marketing attempt against Gnutella and eMule. I don't use these services, but what about privacy on other file sharing networks? Also, every headline is a big headline. Some of them might as well go under a subheading. In fact, I'll fix that now. But I know not nearly enough of P2P protocols to suggest their specific privacy concerns. I also don't know the consequences of trying to use I2P/Tor with these protocols (positive or negative). Such information would be handy in the article, if any one knows them... --86.5.226.63 (talk) 12:37, 24 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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