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Friend2Friend, F2F = P2P + GPG + XSLT

Downloads	Title	Author(s)	Date
	FF1 - Friend2Friend Technical Overview	Robin Upton	2008-11-03
	FF103 - Decentralising WWW with F2F	Robin Upton	2010-02-21
	FF4 - Decentralised Programming with F2F	Robin Upton	2008-12-04
	FF5 - Servicereq Processing Model	Robin Upton	2009-03-17
	FF6 - Processing Directives	Robin Upton	2009-03-17
	FF7 - Server Structure	Robin Upton	2009-03-17
	FF8 - Messages	Robin Upton	2009-03-24
	FF9 - Filters	Robin Upton	2009-03-24
	FF10 - Access Control	Robin Upton	2009-03-24
	FF11 - Hooks	Robin Upton	2009-05-12
	FF2 - Introduction to F2F	Robin Upton	2009-05-28
	FF13 - Modules	Robin Upton	2009-08-03
	FF101 - Programming Guide	Robin Upton	2009-08-04
	FF106 - Other Processing Directives	Robin Upton	2009-08-04
	FF17 - Processes	Robin Upton	2009-10-04
	FF12 - Clients	Robin Upton	2009-10-16
	FF404 - Decentralised F2F Programming in 4 Minutes	Robin Upton	2010-01-13
	FF151 - Managing an F2F Server	Robin Upton	2010-03-09

This is currently our main project.
Main project site at Friend2Friend.net, project wiki at wiki.Friend2Friend.net.

Friend2Friend is an ambitious project to establish an infrastructure of personal data servers.
Intended to secure storage and sharing of all kinds* of personal data, these are

Distributed - Anywhere on the Internet
Available - Online 24/7, to initiate/receive** data transactions or to act as an intermediary
Secure - Each has a private key so it can encrypt requests that it makes to friendly servers.
Networked - Each has a list of friend's servers and their public keys

*Any XML
**Users behind firewalls may require use of another F2F server which isn't