[dmleet]

... On like my 5th or 4th post to this topic, I addressed the issues with RIAA and p2p programs.

It's just that I didn't think BitTorrent would be the next target.

NOTE: They don't have to shut down p2p programs like that. If anyone remembered weeks ago, Sierra has a fake, free downloadable version of Half-Life 2. This is done to catch downloaders like suprnova ones. I, too, feel guilty, but I at least bought Half-Life2 off the shelf. There were about 20,000+ people banned off Steam because they downloaded HL2 with the same cd-keys. I was well aware of this before downloading any HL2 installations (and therefore did not get it off the net, not even from Steam).

Sierra is a good example of how piracy should be stopped, but not the p2p program itself.