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February 15th, 2008
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 british government & u what happens to limewire if we all banned from downloading? even if it is legal.  |
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February 15th, 2008
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 woot! ? you may have problelms in UK but not here or many other countries in the world. UK isp's tend to be anti p2p, perhaps because they are mostly owned by same companies who still maintain the same original name of the isp they bought. And legal directions over there seem to be too USA directional .. perhaps due to the government's sucking up to the USA gov. p2p will still be around forever .... certain anti p2p groups try to set up examples to scare people using propganda via the popular news. If you listen to them then they are winning. |
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