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* Use of the [Tor transport](https://github.com/berty/go-libp2p-tor-transport).
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* Use of public IPFS relay & DHT.
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## Assumptions
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## Goals
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I am exploring the possibility of creating network conditions which resemble
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those of the [Scuttleverse](https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/). Peers are already
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am exploring how local-first and "private" connectivity works between a small
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group of friends.
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## Goals
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Simple and well documented example programs.
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Show possiblities for using overlay networks from the start.
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Following the inspiration of [`cwtch.im`](https://cwtch.im/), I am interested
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in showing how we can start to make use of overlay networks (Tor, I2P) in our
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p2p programs. In my experience, it's always a think that "could potentiall
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work" but maybe we're ready for "it works out of the box"?
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## Links
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