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[GNU/consensus] the YBTI vision


From: Klaus Schleisiek
Subject: [GNU/consensus] the YBTI vision
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2014 22:57:12 +0200
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At long last, the ybti org-group has finalized the "vision paper", which we
committed ourselves to produce at the end of 30C3's #youbroketheinternet
workshop. (see txt attached.)

Meanwhile, the name "youbroketheinternet" sticks and therefore, we are referring
to the project as "ybti", which can be easily pronounced in German as well as in
English.

Below is ybti's vision aimed at addressing potential supporters and the public
at large. Currently, we are trying to find more projects, who are willing to
support the vision in order to give it more weight in the eyes of those, who are
not able to judge on technical grounds.

At present, we see ybti's mission in fostering a discourse amongst
FLOSS-projects that intend to reengineer the internet. It is our intention to
define an API, which allows for secure message/data distribution mechanisms as a
free and open alternative to internet's first generation RFCs. If this API would
exist it can be used by independent projects to realize applications on top of
it, of course. At the same time, this API would allow for a plurality of
independent transport mechanism implementations for the wide range of existing
platforms.

~bit



Attachment: Internet for the 21st Century.txt
Description: Text document


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