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Certain decentralized forms of peer-to-peer file sharing present a challenge
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to the unidirectional view of distribution that is implicit in GPLv2 and
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Draft 1 of GPLv3. It is neither straightforward nor reasonable to identify
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an upstream/downstream link in BitTorrent distribution; such distribution is
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multidirectional, cooperative and anonymous. In systems like BitTorrent,
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participants act both as transmitters and recipients of blocks of a
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particular file, but they see themselves as users and receivers, and not as
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distributors in any conventional sense. At any given moment of time, most
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peers will not have the complete file.
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Draft 1 of GPLv3. Identification of an upstream/downstream link in
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BitTorrent distribution is neither straightforward nor reasonable; such
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distribution is multidirectional, cooperative and anonymous. In peer-to-peer
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distribution systems, participants act both as transmitters and recipients of
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blocks of a particular file, but they perceive the experience merely as users
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and receivers, and not as distributors in any conventional sense. At any
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given moment of time, most peers will not have the complete file.
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