March 16th, 2007
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| A reader, not an expert | | Join Date: January 11th, 2003 Location: Canada
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Originally Posted by Robert the Bruce Thanks for the info. I'll probably go ahead. But (sorry there is always a 'but') it's not as if I could fly to the U.S. and speak to the contact person face to face if something went horribly wrong or he/she would fly to Scotland to give me my money back. As for Limewire being a reputable company, I'm sure that's the case but isn't the whole idea of p2p illegal in the first place ? Not that I'm bothered. Anyway cheers. | Interesting that you have the idea that p2p is illegal, which is NOT the truth. LimeWire (one of the key developers of the Gnutella technology) is about developing a a network that is independent of central control . . . what is called "distributed computing."
Check out http://www.limewire.org/ to get a better perspective on the project.
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