An e-mail i have recieved about P2P... dying.

Not a problem! Yeah, that's true, a lot of leagal things can be downloaded with Torrent apps

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Originally Posted by RooDlux

There are plenty of legal things I can download using a bittorrent. Like home made videos, free trial programs, smilies, toolbars. I could go on. I'm sure movie clips are legal to download along with music samples. It's like, here in America, we have the right to say almost anything we want, dispite the dangerious things. I understand where you are coming from, but I don't see how I said anything that shouldn't have been said. Anyways, thank you Robb for your time and info.

I didn't mean to say that everything on the torrents is illegal to download. But there are also a lot of things that are illegal, like copyrighted material such as movies, music, and games. What you download is your business, not mine. I was simply saying that directly asking for wares is not the smartest way to ask for help in joining the bittorrent community, that's all.

The death of the original Napster only brought good things, like improved P2P technology and Napster Girl. I can only imagine people finding new, imaginitive ways to share files beyond the jurisdiction of the entertainment industry if Torrents are regulated.

Well, one thing P2P and torrents are good for are aspering musicians. Who wouldn't want their name spread by torrents with the huge audiance? As for bringing improved P2P technology? I disagree. It's the same. A common way for newer sharing is acctually the use of google's ability to find servers. You can find a lot of music that way.

I think emule still going strong...