That wasnt really nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by anions
I'll call cyberpolice!
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That wasnt really nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by anions
I'll call cyberpolice!
dv8type i know the sites ask not to publicize their address but i don't think it's that hard googling for ftn and finding the address and the name
Then don't quote it, you just spread itQuote:
Originally Posted by stroj
beat more ways to trace you than just nick...
Yes I know there are, but I think you know what I meant.
I know Grandpaw; hell, back in my day, folks'd never dream of taking releases off an FTP and spreading them to dumps and p2p. How do we get people to respect the ways of the Scene again?Quote:
Originally Posted by DV8type
-Great-Grandpa Howard
Since the bittorrent j0unkies didnt enjoy it, I edited it with code tags.
As for the last post, just saying out loud a URL is not showing disrespect to anything/anyone.
After all, its you guys who are most hyped up about right to information, et al.
Its not about the days of the past, its about respect for a tracker. Simple. And seriously its people that keep taking that extra inch that will eventually lead the the closure of many of the best trackers. The "its posted everywhere" is a lame excuse. Dont add to it then, kids 2day are too much like women and like to gossip.
no respect, they just have a fuck them all attitude.
You mean the same way widespread P2P killed the scene?Quote:
Originally Posted by DV8type
Edit2: I realize I'm coming off sounding rather harsh, nothing against you personally, just against the idiocy of trying to stop the inevitable.