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Most of the [[peer to peer]] networks do not have distributed data stores in that the user's data is only available when their node is on the network. However, this distinction is somewhat blurred in a system such as [[BitTorrent (protocol)|BitTorrent]], where it is possible for the originating node to go offline but the content to continue to be served. Still, this is only the case for individual files requested by the redistributors, as contrasted with a network such as [[Freenet]] where all computers are made available to serve all files.
Distributed data stores typically use
Some distributed data stores (such as [[Parchive]] over NNTP) use [[forward error correction]] techniques to recover the original file when parts of that file are damaged or unavailable.
Others try again to download that file from a different mirror.
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