Runs on a similar principle, and much more secure than tor.

Lets face it, P2P is full of leechers that contribute nothing. There is a lot of talk about distribution, but distribution of what? Stuff that has been leeched from warez traders. Most of the comments here are from ill informed inbred idiots who have no understanding of WAREZ groups but take great pleasure in displaying their ignorance

catch me if you can.

this is cool, its getting more and more interesting, they (the scene) just wanna be kept secret, well if they win (chances are that they won’t)then everything will go back the way it used to be before bittorrent got popular, but they need p2p don’t they?.

also if they are the only ones releasing the stuff, then ‘who’s gonna get caught?’. and when they get caught well be left were we started….. the one working directly with the material start to revolt and make their little secret group and so on until we get something new, a new name.

IMO we should totally stop talking about the site’s url name and totally anonimize the site’s acces to only known users.

example would be its or the almighty F*** and U**. you’ll never see those go down.

example for its they have a url that takes you to their login url(easier to understand if you a member), you gotta do something to get to login page but i wont get into details.

STUPID FUCKS

MUSLIMS WILL RULE THE SCENE WITH JIHADI TORRENTS YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE.

You have just shown your lack of knowledge and your childish side.

The ‘Scene’ has been around longer then some of you have been alive. They have a code of ethics and rules they live by.

Apparently many of you have never took the few seconds it takes to fully read an NFO file.
Over the past year I have read the notices in many NFO’s that say the release is for Scene members only and not for release on the P2P network.

The members of the scene acquired the app, worked on the crack or keygen and then made it available to other Scene members and people who frequent other outlets.
If they don’t want it put on the P2P network then it is their right to do what is needed to stop the spreading of their work.

I have many releases from long ago that many people have never had access to. They were Scene releases only for the Scene. Not for the FTP, Warez or Crack sites.

Besides, you have some real assholes on the P2P network that make a Scene release group look bad by stuffing the program with viruses.
Right away the P2P’ers start their whining that the release from So and So Group has a virus.
Now that So and So Group has a bad name because of the P2P nonsense.

And if it were not for the Scene most of you would still be playing Solitaire and Minesweeper.

It’s more then ripping a Cd for Mp3′s or that sorry ass 32bit rip of a tv show that is upped by wannbees.

It’s a way of life with a code of ethics and rules. And when you decide to cross the line and rip off the Scene then you can expect to pay the piper.

Don’t like what the Scene is doing?
Great!
Then don’t take their files.
See what your left with.

Oh! And don’t even compare members of the Scene to the MPAA or the RIAA.
That’s adding insult to injury and saying you mother gives….