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-wispwot - generic implementation of the spam- and disruption defense of the WoT in Freenet 
-==========================================================================================
+wispwot - generic implementation of the spam- and disruption defense of the WoT in Freenet / Hyphanet 
+=====================================================================================================
 
-This implements the defense from the Freenet project against
+This implements the defense from the Freenet / Hyphanet project against
 disruption of communication. It is created to experiment with ways to
 improve the scaling and performance.
 
 For details on the goals,
-see https://github.com/freenet/plugin-WebOfTrust/raw/master/developer-documentation/core-developers-manual/OadSFfF-version1.2-non-print-edition.pdf
+see https://github.com/hyphanet/plugin-WebOfTrust/raw/master/developer-documentation/core-developers-manual/OadSFfF-version1.2-non-print-edition.pdf
 and see https://www.draketo.de/english/freenet/deterministic-load-decentralized-spam-filter
 
 See NEWS for user-visible changes.

          
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 of the WoT.
 
 
-## Deviations from the WoT in Freenet
+## Deviations from the WoT in Freenet / Hyphanet
 
 Wispwot implements a battle-tested WoT as described in [the thesis on the WoT](https://github.com/freenet/plugin-WebOfTrust/blob/next/developer-documentation/core-developers-manual/OadSFfF-version1.2-non-print-edition.pdf), except for some adjustments:
 
-- Incrementing Trust does not yet use the precise minimal change (this
-  needs to change, it is too expensive)
 - Trust flows strictly along the ranks: trust by children to parents
   is ignored to prevent ids from causing closer ids (including their
   own ancestors) to get distrusted.
+- Trust from rank 3+ identities (low ranks) gets pruned infrequently
+  to ensure bounded resource consumption and avoid too simple attacks
+  by taking over many old IDs (like using the names of long-deleted
+  accounts).
 
 ## Contributors