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Use 'content' as word for user-to-user messages and broadcasts

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Christian Basler 2015-04-29 20:13:43 +02:00
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There are a few terms that are easily mixed up. Here's a list of the most confusing ones:
\listinginfo{}{message}{is sent from one node to another, i.e. to announce new objects or to initialize the network connection.}{}
\listinginfo{}{msg}{is the object payload containing the actual message written by a user. The term 'message' is never used to describe information exchange between users in this document.}{}
\listinginfo{}{msg}{is the object payload containing the actual message written by a user. The term 'message' is never used to describe information exchange between users in this document. 'Content' is mostly used instead.}{}
\listinginfo{}{payload}{There are two kinds of payload: message payload for message types, e.g. containing inventory vectors, and object payload, which is distributed throughout the network.}{}
\listinginfo{}{object}{is a kind of message whose payload is distributed among all nodes. Somtimes just the payload is meant.}{}
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\listinginfo{}{getpubkey}{A request for a public key, which is needed to encrypt a message to a specific user.}{}
\listinginfo{}{pubkey}{A public key. See \ref{subsec:addrenc} \nameref{subsec:addrenc}}{}
\listinginfo{}{msg}{A TODO intended to be received by one user.}{}
\listinginfo{}{broadcast}{A TODO sent in a way that the Addresses public key can be used to decrypt it, allowing any subscriber who knows the address to receive the such a message}{}
\listinginfo{}{msg}{Content intended to be received by one user.}{}
\listinginfo{}{broadcast}{Content sent in a way that the Addresses public key can be used to decrypt it, allowing any subscriber who knows the address to receive the such a message}{}
\subsubsection{ping / pong}