islami Sohbet

When I come to any torrent-search site, I search for something specific. In 99% of cases it’s not “legal”. And how many torrents in comparison ARE legal out there? I don’t think much.
What am I supposed to do at that site? Check if for some miraculous reason the file I’m searching for have been distributed for free? I don’t need to check – I know it wasn’t.
Just gave it a try: went to games, typed fallout. What did I get? Nothing, zero!
For legal torrenting they should have bothered to make a catalog or something. There is really nothing to search for there.
The idea is stupid, really stupid.

a la G.O.B. Bluth: “COME On!!!”

I prefer a grid was like a popcorn effect result on screen.

Go back please!!

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Alexsandro
http://www.alexsandro.com.br

The more legal torrent sites we have out there the better. I spoke up in support of this move when it first happened some months ago. Sites like this, and Jamendo and the legal content on Mininova, etc. give musicians, filmmakers, authors and programmers an outlet to release their material for free on a site that doesn’t carry the stigma of piracy.

We need to make a distinction between FREEDOM of information, such as this, and LIBERATION of intellectual property (piracy). As more inherently FREE outlets become available to creators, the need for a liberation front becomes more irrelevant… because we’ve won!

I absolutely do not condemn the liberation of creative works from restrictive corporate copyrights, but to support new systems that foster freedom is a far better option. Ultimately with piracy, although it is an act of rebellion against the corporations, there is alienation between the consumers and the artists and this is not sustainable for our culture over the long time.

Regardless of all this, I probably won’t use YouTorrent. I use free distribution sites (like Jamendo) to find artists new to me that share my views on copyright. YouTorrent does not give me that ability and as such is not terribly useful.

Would like to look at the software category but No they said, you can search but what the FuKC do I search for if I don’t know what I am looking for.

The returned results are shite, you do not know what the hell they are or what category them come from.

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Theres nothing wrong with LEGAL torrents.. but seriously.. every torrent is ‘legal’.. lol, theres nothing ‘illegal’ about them.

People are getting this picture in there head that torrents are piracy only.. and this site doesnt help, it only makes it worst. There should be no such thing as a LEGAL torrent and a ILLEGAL torrent in peoples mind, copyright is the same as prison.. no freedom.

Let the world evolve, every technology to date has been called ‘piracy’, yet look at where we are now. Yes.. someone will have to loose there job or not make as much money.. ITS HOW THE WORLD CHANGES.

Bye, Bye YouTorrent.

JT
http://www.FireMe.To/udi

Its what you search for… If you keep it save (Axxo, FXG, etc), you will end on mininova. But if you search software, cracks, firmware, open source projects and more of that. You wont end up at mininova.

Useless site without a browse function. They may have some interesting things .. but they are so obscure that you can’t imagine what to search for.

And, BTW, the 6 TB of data thing .. feh. My upload ratio at one tracker is about 10:1, where I’ve DL’d 1.2 TB & uploaded a bit over 11.

6 TB of obscure crapola that might be available is pretty weak.

Thats about a dozen cheap hard discs.

Not much these days when you’re just a part time pirate …

No *these* guys made their search results look like Google:

http://www.speckly.com

It isn’t the problem of illegal torrents or how they impact a network (apparently), its the fact that you are using bandwidth that annoys them and their network engineers, who couldnt design a capable network if their lives depended on it. Now that there is far more use for a broadband connection than there used to be, ISP’s not only complain about the so called 95th percentile, they also complain about the legitimate user who uses their connection for on demand streaming. In fact, some are of the opinion that the likes of say the BBC with their iPlayer, should be paying ISP’s for the privilage of allowing their customers to use a service they already pay for. So, if everyone decided tomorrow to start downloading legal torrents, it would change nothing in the eyes of the ISP becuase as far as they are concerned, the problem still exists. Even if it is of their own making.

Why don’t they put category systems in along side?

couldn’t find anything that i searched for :S

Why? It’s nothing more than they don’t like people using much of their connection, even though they paid for it. It would be the same if we were all sharing home videos.

They index less than 5% of all public and private torrents now!

Bury this. Oh wait, this isn’t digg. :/

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3682

This means you have no idea whats on the site, so you dont know what the site can offer.. so basically you can sit there and search for things that you have no idea are legal or not..

im sorry i wont waste my time, il just get what i want regardless.

but also it’s good to see legal torrent sites, the do help legitimise the whole bitorrent community.

would like to see indytorrent for new upcoming independent artists to showcase their work and promote gigs etc.

Definitively, I prefer Mininova…