I am glad to say I am one of them :)

i am too p2p forever!!!!!!!!

If this is really the case expect all the punks in the RIAA to step up the litigation against us. I hate to say this, but for once France is looking like a nice place to go to.

Hope they have fun trying to find all 7 million of us in the USA that is. :)

i was on www.mybittorent.com and they had an advertisement for a trackerless p2p client for $15 a month that offered complete anonminity. if these are starting to come out i think that number would go even higher especially if one comes out for free.

no suprise there.

And they wonder why this is happening? The other day I saw the Album in Virgin Megastore - Pink Floyd - The Wall at £39!

This album was released in 1979, so why the hell is the price still abnormally high!?

The record companies.. ripping us off, as they always have done.

The amount of people using P2P is going to get much higher I can tell you!

I am also proud to say, and am one of these people!

-Mike

It just exposes what misleading information the RIAA and it's counterparts are willing to spread just so they can justify their existance.
Sorry guys but you lost the war long ago.

lol im dl some crap of p2p right now:)

Maybe this will bring the prices of legitimate goods down, which is good for those who want to pay ;)

its beacuase the things there you can download for free ,everybody likes free... as free virus and free spyware too ,thats why i say p2punited.
and watch out for the fbi they may get cha no1 is untouchable.

If this is the case then there is one thing the record companies need to do stop selling crap, or get into the sell a song business.

Woah woah, sisph...let's not go all alarmist on each other just yet. France never starts to look like a nice place to go.

Besides, their legal system isn't perfect:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,13509-2030846,00.html

HAHAHAHA...ok, so France isn't perfect.

But the way things are going nowadays don't be surprised if the RIAA gets in bed with the Department of Homeland Security and says that if you download MP3s you help support terrorists.

The sad part is I really don't know if I'm being sarcastic or not, God knows stranger things can happen in this crazy world...

@ sisph:

I agree with you totally. I think you were actually correct about the mp3 downloading/terrorist connection. If I remember correctly, at least in America, there really were commercials, for a while (came out a year or two ago around the Super-Bowl), that tried to accuse illegal downloaders of aiding terrorists through some ridiculously weak explanation. Needless to say, those commercials weren't destined to stick around. But you're right to wonder and worry about the RIAA (or certain media companies in general) and the government getting out of hand, together, in the future. Something we're all keeping our eyes on.

P2P networking,"Always 1 step head"

What do you think of this concept?

We are allowed to trade all we want for free via P2P, but artists don't produce anything new. When we want something new we pitch all our money together and the artist gets paid and we get to trade this new song all we want.

Any thoughts?

Please slap yourself in the face.