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The real problem with leeches As I see it, the real problem is people see file-sharing networks as a repository they can tap in to get some files and then disconnect! (Kind of like visiting a web of ftp site.) This behaviour counts for the most leeching imho. The are several reasons for ppl to behave like this; - bandwidth considerations (upload limits opposed by their provider) - resource considerations (not using their PC, or being online 24/7) - social considerations (unwilling to return the favor of sharing) All these problems need their own specific solution, which I can't even begin to tackle. This post is merely to create some awareness to the underlying problems. Any comments? |
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