I too would now rightfully like to see the provisions that made DPI (deep packet inspection) by ISPs to be made illegal not just by the CRTC but also by the federal government now too, including many of the bad acts of Bell, the Big Brother’s false invasion of our home, personal privacy. Since we can readily know that the reasons given for the internet downloading inspections, capping are unjustifiable, what are the actual reasons now for these online now inspections too?

http://thenonconformer.wordpress.com/

DO NOT BE A FUCKING HYPOCRITE![/quote]

I can answer that for you, well part of it; a big part actually.

the private tracker is owned by “a staff” , with a sysop, a few admins and the moderators and uploaders.

The fastest uploaders of any given torrent by the tracker are most of the time the same people; the staff!

Ofcource you don’t notice that when the staff have some brains; they use different nicknames to hide their “double-agent” role ;-)

Sometimes the Hosting provider is deeply involved; all undercover ofcource; they don’t want to wake the dogs, do they ?

When you can hide behind the tree, why should you stand before it ;-)

American DOD rejected Internet for it’s totally insecure structure. It was given away for the purpose of FREE sharing of information for all [all on this planet]. Distributed networking guarantees this freedom and CAN NOT be shut down no matter what.
Result: file/information sharing will continue as long as Internet is up.

These days almost all users have Server capable Operating Systems. This means they become a Server as soon as they log on. It also means they can share any and all information they want.
[End of refresher coarse]

RIAA, CRIA and anyone else trying to stop users from sharing can go “piss up a rope”.

If you notice, the IP’s attacking any flow of FREE information are the governments, big business and their related SPAM factories.

I propose a Tarpit/Honeypot be coded to trap all offending IPs. You know, the ones that attack file sharing and user communications. This would solve any infraction against any user.

Note: YES! Rogers, Bell and Telus have just been forced to share their infrastructure!
Now let’s force the ISP’s to give us what we pay for at proper inexpensive rates.

QuebecTorrent has my/our vote and support.

.tudmax,
Senior Network and Systems Analyst

Regardless, its a case that should get more attention and support.

Why are we surprised at such practice?

Politicians and highly placed people (like mentionned earlier) keep going under the table and getting huge bank accounts by sc…ing the citizen daily!! And no one does anything, they all go lick the prime’s balls at his little appearance, cheering him up like he’s the new coming!! A bit like the idiot BUSH on the other side. Or the other idiots on the European continent.

WAKE UP people. Stop vegetating in your living room watching “real-life” TV and GET A REAL LIFE and save the world for your kids…or do you want them to be tyrannized by those that are scr…ing us at the moment…

Think about it…CRIA is the tip of the iceberg concerning those corporate a..holes and their puppets: the artists!! What a shame, what a lame crowd! No wonder Paris Hilton is making so much money: bitches rule nowadays…think of CRIA!

I don’t buy any NEW stuff from any artists anymore. It’s my way of cutting the fat in the corporate wallet. And share as much as you can by FTPing with trustable users. Those bastards cannot get into our machines if we don’t want them to.

Oh, by the way…what’s the meaning of COPYRIGHTS beside the “rights to copy”?

“What’s the point if saying personal file sharing is legal but the only way to do personal file sharing is illegal”

You hit the nail on the head exactly. This is the same situation we have with prostitution in Canada. Prostitution is not technically illegal, however “communication for the purposes of prostitution” is illegal. You can sell sex for money but if you say “Have sex with me for $20″ you are breaking the law.

Don’t you just love Canada?

When you use private trackers, you know you are sure to get the file easily, but what about with Google? It takes effort and you do not know if you can get the file or not. But with trackers, it’s 100% you will get it. [/quote]

What are you talking about? I always use google to search for torrents, it’s way easier than using trackers. I know plenty of other people who do the same.

And no, just because tracker has a file listed, it’s not a guarantee that you will get the file. Even on the big trackers, and even with files that show lots of seeders, you sometimes get duds.

Just, consider this a publicly monitored forum for us low-level BT users, more than a focal point of the movement (although it kind of is).[/quote]

Well there are much more things you can do to get yourself heard. Join a pirate party. Write politicians, newspapers, magazines, etc. etc.etc. Endless options. Forums and trackers can play a roll in that.

I would not have written an open letter to Brein alone but would have handed it over to the man himself.

It’s about some sort of freedom and that matters 4 all (well most) people.

if you wanna join the action and willing to help you can contact me at
torrent[at]quebectorrent.com

i speak both english and french

thanks again for those willing to fight for p2p in canada (and i guess around world too)

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!

From far and wide,
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

If this is what you want, then we’ll go underground with ALL aspects of file-sharing technology. Easy. You should be glad we were ALLOWING you to see what we’re doing as a people. Have it your way, we’ll go into hiding again. To us it’s all the same, you’re just a mere nuisance with your stupid USELESS actions and claims. Power will be with the people, not you corporate whores of the industry.

Hollywood studios sue film website (this time Chinese website)
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/the_web/article2933261.ece

France’s plan against Online Piracy

and the list goes on and on
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you own writers are on strike, its not about theft, its about more profit more more more.

i laugh when they report a “loss in profits”… its like 3rd quarter reports suggest a drop from 250million profit to 200million profit… arrr shame…

theres not much good things in life you know, music and movies are some of these good things.

let us enjoy them in peace, there will always be people going to the movies and buying your dvds. going to your concerts and buying you cds. so stop being so greedy, so very, very greedy.

http://www.mininova.org/tor/1011089

There’s so much there to choose from.

When you use private trackers, you know you are sure to get the file easily, but what about with Google? It takes effort and you do not know if you can get the file or not. But with trackers, it’s 100% you will get it. Get that through your thick skull that you are infringing copyright.[/quote]

The internet is dead. All that remains are tiny goodness-filled maggots crawling through its corpse.
There is no longer any uncontrolled media online. Buckets of spam were showed down its throat, and the ensuing chaos allowed the masked men to quietly kill, piece by piece, all the freedom the internet once held.
Only in the darknets, in the underground p2p, in the IRC and in Mute and in their kin is there still any freedom; the once magnificent beast of online is now laid waste in a gory trail of advertising, blogging, and insignificantly-vanilla opinion pieces. Ever try collecting specific statistics, technical data, fascist-opposing doctrine, or genuine exposEs?
The best you will get is watered down versions of censored versions; that is why Google is allowed effectively free reign. The internet is dead, and nobody, including the mafiAA, have anything to fear from it.
It is her legacy, the free underground, which always has and always will be persecuted.

Peace

DO NOT BE A FUCKING HYPOCRITE!

When you use private trackers, you know you are sure to get the file easily, but what about with Google? It takes effort and you do not know if you can get the file or not. But with trackers, it’s 100% you will get it. Get that through your thick skull that you are infringing copyright.

Here’s the deal:
Google indexes torrents as much as any other specialized torrent-indexing site does. Puuting some behind a registration shield for group and community (and taste/preference) purposes should not make ANY difference. I really wonder what the hell they’re thinking.

Oh, and I wonder why the name ‘SONY’ keeps on popping up. Do they even realize they’re selling burnable media (HDR/DVDR/CDR), or do they expect us not to find uses for them? Dirty hypocrites are trying to make money on ALL sides. Well, sorry, I’m not falling for that any longer.

Industry: If this is what you want, then we’ll bury you alive and go underground with ALL aspects of file-sharing technology. You should be glad we’re allowing you to see what we do. Have it your way, we’ll go into hiding again. To us it’s all the same, you’re just a mere nuisance with your stupid USELESS actions and claims. Power to the people, not the corporate whores of the industry. As Clint once so eloquently put it:
You can stick it in your ass![/quote]

^^ is a stupid person. I rest my case.

I did stand up, even created an emailadress (P2PISHERETOSTAY@Live.NL) to start actions and the only mails are spams. Zero reactions !

So 99% here is not wolling to take some action and let their voice be heard.

Less talking and more action is the way, but i think P2P-ers are too lazy …..[/quote]

About the spams: Apparently there are bots trolling the net, looking for regular expressions like “abcd@def.com” then auto-spamming them; I know that several of my profs post their publicly accessible email addresses as “abdc at def .com” sort thing, but w/e.

About the zero-reactions/”just talk”; the mafiAA may not have any jurisdiction outside of the states, but they are working very hard on that; I know that in Canada, America, and France specifically, they are heavily leaning on the government to enact American jurisdiction in those countries, at least with regard to copyright[see Michael Geist's columns in Canada, TorrentFreak's columns about the states and Sweden, and the Guardians report, worst yet, for France:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2007/nov/24/crime.france?gusrc=rss&feed=technology

So although the torrentNet is actually and legitimately 100% legal, many are expecting an international il-legalization of it (thanks to the mighty corporate overlords) in the 5-10 year future.
How is this relevent? Posting here is ~relatively anonymous (ie it'd take more than a websurfing lawyer to crack the anonymity); whereas us sending our email addresses to an (ultimately) unknown destination [you], is much less anonymous.

Scaredy-pants, are we? Pretty much. Lazy too? Sorry, but for now – with no visible chance to actually effect what is happening – yeah, we’d rather sit on our hinies and be lazy.

Just, consider this a publicly monitored forum for us low-level BT users, more than a focal point of the movement (although it kind of is).

I did stand up, even created an emailadress (P2PISHERETOSTAY@Live.NL) to start actions and the only mails are spams. Zero reactions !

So 99% here is not wolling to take some action and let their voice be heard.

Less talking and more action is the way, but i think P2P-ers are too lazy …..[/quote]
I appluad your efforts. At least you are taking a stand and trying to help the p2p community. TorrentFreak may not be the best ideal choice to get the support your looking for. I recommend trying other p2p sites especially the one’s that require an invite only site. Those site’s (like the former Oink) usually have a good amount of members who do care. As for the spamming you received at that email address it could have been bored youngsters or even to no surprise a member or two from an anti pirate organization. Remember the anti pirates are here too reading these comments and also posting comments trying to get people to cough up invites so that they can infiltrate those private sites or even trying to find out the names of new p2p sites. The anti pirates have their work cut out for them trying to keep up with all the new BitTorrent sites that keep pooping up. Don’t ever give up Mmmmm. If you do, they win. Its okay to fall down from time to time. Other people from around the world will pick up where you left off and continue the battle. But don’t ever quit. Now I’m all out of jellybabies and will be heading off to the store. Good luck to you and the rest of the p2p community.

I did stand up, even created an emailadress (P2PISHERETOSTAY@Live.NL) to start actions and the only mails are spams. Zero reactions !

So 99% here is not wolling to take some action and let their voice be heard.

Less talking and more action is the way, but i think P2P-ers are too lazy …..

Back to me jelly babies!

(HEY PIRATEBAY! Trying to buy a small sovereign nation is the WRONG way to go – that was obvious, but I just realized what the RIGHT solution is; buy an ISP company!)

you don’t need to buy an ISP

Moxie is here taking more and more sites under its wings for past 3 years

Come join the Moxie Family

Free Admission:)

Punt

no we are not trying to sell here. We don’t sell to be honest most people know of us.

It was meant as a joke to the poster

Cheers

Moxie[/quote]

…:( Well, I’m not used to that term [punt] so I checked wikipedia and http://www.dictionary.net/punt;
to no avail.
From the context, I’ll assume brown-noser, cunt, or zealot in na-na land; thanks a lot.

I still think its a good idea; you are in Canada? You are doing good work in Canada? Great, I applaud you.
Throughout the states and western Europe however, the cowardly-ISP problem prevails. My idea was directed toward them as much as to Canada!

[...punt... I'm not a punt...:)]