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Originally posted by Unregistered
Maybe the corporate clients will move to their own private network, then the users can pick what network they want to be on, one with greed and pop up ads, or the ad free one.
Either way it's all up to the users and the community, they now have the power. |
Yes, you are right. The users and the community have the power, just as they always have. Let's continue to ensure that freedom, by allowing users to continue file-sharing with anyone, without being forced to use specific clients.
Even if the OpenSource p2p network is successful, the for-profit client developers will simply adapt their software to be able to access the OpenSource network. And I would support that, in fact.
I'll say it again: I do not support the idea of limiting peoples' ability to share files with each other.