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\title{P2PSP (Peer-to-Peer Straightforward Protocol)}
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\begin{abstract}
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\section*{Notation}
\emph{Cursive is used the first time a P2PSP-related term/concept is introduced, and for key concepts or ideas.}

\section*{Introduction}
P2PSP has a modular design organized in \emph{sets of rules}, where
each module is especialized in implementing different functionalities.

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\section{LBS (Load Balancing Set)}
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\section{DBS (Data Broadcasting Set)}
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\section{ACS (Adaptive Capacity Set)}
\input{ACS/body}

\section{FCS (Free-riding Control Set)}
\input{FCS/body}

\section{IMS (Ip Multicast Set)}
\input{IMS/body}

\section{TAS (Topology Adaptation Set)}
\input{TAS/body}

\section{MRS (Massively-lost chunk Recovery Set)}
\input{MRS/body}

\section{NTS (NAT Traversal Set)}
\input{NTS/body}

\section{MCS (Multi-Channel Set)}
\input{MCS/body}

\section{CIS (Content Integrity Set)}
\input{CIS/body}

%\section{DPS (Data Privacy Set)}
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\bibliography{networking,P2P,streaming,misc,simulcasting,SVC,MDC,local}