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if a deal is retrievable is none of the indexers business for deals it shouldn't index a white list for what can be indexed is the way to go - a blacklist will most likely leak |
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We perceive this as the simplest change we can make in order to enable SP's to set the announce status, without impacting retrieval processes. Future efforts will address the broader goal of an access list service. ⚡ tl;dr Request to add a flag to boost to allow storage clients to elect to not announce deal data to IPNI. Default behavior will be to announce just as it is today. 🕐 When is a deal announced to the indexer?
🔧 How will this be implemented?
🥡 How does this impact whether the data may be retrieved?
🛃 How can a client change the announce status?
👴 What about legacy deals?
🍴 Related Github Discussion 👋 Relegated github issues/discussions being closed as a result of this update ⌛ Timeline for implementation
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Some SPs have reported the need for a more granular level control to not index certain deals, since some deals have private data that should not be made public to the network, while indexer considers all indexed content public (all indexed data are considered retrievable).
We believe this is a market issue instead of an indexing issue, because the content needs to be made not available for retrieval at the same time that it is not published to the index. If a content not indexed but available for retrieval, then we are misrepresenting its state to providers.
We'd appreciate SP input on this quick survey:
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