I wonder about such sites, it seems too easy... maybe a suspicious mind might think that if you input a name then that gives the site operator a reason to search for that person or group that they may yet not know and the one who inputs the name is only helping them, and of course their ID is logged too... I dunno I could be far off on this one... but helping the net police is not helping anyone...

Damn you caught us out with your first post! damn you Afterdawn!
back to the drawingboard 8o>

Bad Grammar. Wrong "to/too/two". too-> to.

depends how you help them... G W Bush and G Brown are a couple to be going on with.. hahaha.. cybercriminals if ever I saw one :)

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This IS Good And Bad

what a lovely idea for a website - why don't we tar and feather those in the database at the same time and make them walk through the streets with a sign tied around their neck " busted and humiliated by warezbusters" then we can strap them into the stocks and throw rotten eggs at them and hiss and boo at them
which nosey do gooder sicko came up with this idea ?

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Foe example, a supplier for a warez group might get a lesser of a sentence then a person who just downloaded for personal use.

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Can someone confirm for me that no one has ever been prosecuted for just downloading something for personal use, only ever for uploading.

@Dj

never saw something like this either, but i agree.

This is why user's hide there ip addresses and even there real names so have fun.

and you say piracy is a crime.

Did you know there are legal forms of piracy.

Let me explain.

1990-1996 the u.s adopted the burne convention used in the u.k and other country's under this convention any software created between 1990 and 1996 fall's under the burne convention the burne convention states that if a company goes bankrupt out of bussiness or the hardware and software to run the game is no longer produced basicly abandonware can be legally downloaded and modified and installed without consent from the company or copyright holders.

1997-current the u.s had recently adopted the millinium copy right act.
which protects current copyrights.

suspicions may be justified

just went to site and it redirected me to another site with no sign of the supposed database

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scratch that....

this DOT org site is being spoofed with a DOT com address that is redirected to hxxp://www.copyrightaware.co.uk/index1.asp

is this a MPAA/RIAA entity?