Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #3724, comment 3


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  • Ticket #3724, comment 3

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    1919[I've included hyperlinks to the relevant original discussions.]
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    21 It was based directly on the same “Tahoe-LAFS Architecture” diagram currently on the site and documentation — the relied-upon client/gateway (red) using the numerous storage servers (black). I do not think there were any other specific sources; the remainder of the design was integrating the diagram and “Tahoe” in a way that looked good ("LAFS" was a later addition). Perhaps there was some “hot air balloon/parachutes” in it.
     21[https://tahoe-lafs.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2010-May/004354.html It was based] directly on the same “Tahoe-LAFS Architecture” diagram currently on the site and documentation — the relied-upon client/gateway (red) using the numerous storage servers (black). I do not think there were any other specific sources; the remainder of the design was integrating the diagram and “Tahoe” in a way that looked good [https://tahoe-lafs.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2010-August/005043.html ("LAFS" was a later addition)]. Perhaps there was some “hot air balloon/parachutes” in it.
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    23 I'm pleased by my work having served well for 11 years. If you're planning to revise it, I'd just ask you to keep in mind that the original circles and arrows — and the usage of color within that portion — have the abovementioned specific meanings. That's just a suggestion, of course — it's licensed CC-BY-3.0 and also under the project's GPL license and so you're free to create any derivative work you want.
     23I'm pleased by my work having served well for 11 years. If you're planning to revise it, I'd just ask you to keep in mind that the original circles and arrows — and the usage of color within that portion — have the abovementioned specific meanings. That's just a suggestion, of course — it's licensed CC-BY-3.0 and [https://www.tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/ticket/1592 also under the project's GPL license] and so you're free to create any derivative work you want.