Comment by jdiff

As I said, p2p benefits even you right now, today, on IPv4, despite your unwillingness to acknowledge it. I've never even owned an IPv6 address in my life, so this mental image you've painted of myself and of our interaction is quite inaccurate.

You've taken this conversation quite far off its rails. This started due to your objection about phone calls not benefiting from P2P connections, which as I said are one narrow use of the overall technology. P2P connections are still useful. Nobody's blocking China. China connects peers, too.

I'd also like you to clarify something for me, earlier you mentioned P2P doesn't work, specifically for calls, specifically for your country, because all calls need to be transported through the FSB. This isn't any sort of accusation, I fully believe you are in China, but I'm curious what the FSB has to do with you in that case?