I am waiting for someone to review the code...
Maybe you should have done that before making a fool of yourself...
EDIT :
The MaidSafe Foundation, a registered charity, actually own the patents.
In order to use MaidSafe, you have to trust The MaidSafe Foundation who is simply the MaidSafe staff.
It is against the idea of decentralized and free Internet. MaidSafe aim to replace Internet by making it centralised. This is absurd.
MaidSafe will have access to your data any time, will be able to sell it and I think they will do as they are greedy as hell.
...and with just a little bit of reading you would have found this:
Patents are not the root of all evil – not always!
At the risk of sounding controversial patents are not totally evil. They were originally set up to allow inventors to be able to profit from their inventions and not intended to be used used as weapons in patent wars that only serve to stifle innovation. We think the true evil here are patent trolls, entities that produce nothing and enforce patent rights in an attempt to secure licensing fees. Economic rent seeking, to put it another way. So, instead of bringing a knife to a gunfight, as our founder would say, MaidSafe has invested significant time and money in a patent portfolio. Some people dismay at this, however, we need to be realistic and if MaidSafe are unfortunate enough to end up in a fight we will be bringing more than knives for sure.
As MaidSafe are operating in such a new and innovative area, the company is afforded several advantages. To be awarded a patent you have to show how you can implement the claims. This means your application should have enough information that anyone versed in the art could reproduce it. As we are the first to create an autonomous network with self authentication and a PKI system that’s implemented in a mathematically complete manner, we have a great advantage over others. We can make broad claims, very broad. This means that we have a patent portfolio, only ever to be used in a defensive capacity, that covers a wide area, something that enables a distributed Internet to exist without fear.
Imagine what would happen if a large incumbent had got this technology and extended and locked it into their own network. A network that allowed no competition and could enhance vendor lock-in, we have all seen that previously, it’s bad for innovation.
tldr; defensive patent.
