trend+p2p+camping

p2p, literally known as Peer to Peer, is whereby the sharing of files is done directly from one person to another. There are 2 generations to p2p namely known as; server client and decentralization. The older versions of p2p application under the server client generation worked under the control of a central system which controls the traffic An example of one of the server client p2p application is; 

Due to legal issues, the decentralized generation of p2p applications were created. This new generation allowed file sharing to be direct from a person to another without going through a central system. A popular example of a decentralized p2p application is;

First of all, I would like to make a clarification about this topic, the p2p camping is not the same as p2p networks as it was mentioned above. From what I found through my research (http://www.singlespotcamping.com/index.asp), p2p camping is one of the tourism trends recently. what is this and how do they work? It is a tourism system which allows people to have vacation or holiday in a camping site with their own caravan/ motor home or tent in a certain area they would like to spend in. Someone who has a space for a camping site could register their place to be rent by campers. The provider should provide a place which is convenient and comfortable for campers to have good views and enjoy the camping. In my opinion, it is actually taking the idea of peer to peer networks where provider provides service without passing a "legal" institution. That is why it is called peer to peer camping, connecting the providers and the campers such as peer to peer networks. The single spot camping (http://www.singlespotcamping.com/index.asp) is a website who plays a role as "Napster" or "BitTorrent" who offers availability of camping sites. It creates peer to peer networks between campers and providers. It facilitates campers to find an "unofficial" camp site. That is all my opinion regarding this topic, for further information about this peer to peer camping, there are some other websites suggestion that I would like to share with you. http://springwise.com/tourism_travel/peer-to-peer_camping_grounds_r/ http://blog.kwegroup.com/tourism/peer-to-peer-camping/ http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/wilderness-resources/blogs/peer-to-peer-camping-via-the-web