oink is gone, BUT his best users are HERE! - CALL TO ARMS

**BLaZiN** · 10-23-2007, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by zaa730

Jesus Christ..... Theres is literally no place like Oink. Not One. Beat Itunes and Amazon in quality and service.

**rvt** · 10-23-2007, 07:35 PM

Originally Posted by Xenafor

Anyone know if the users are going to be in any direct fire?

The blurb about hunting the users is just BS from the media companies.
Nothing in the database is anything other than circumstantial evidence, which is useless for going after users with.

Maybe a certain user uploaded 10TB of pre-release music, maybe they cheated their ratio or a staff member manually edited the database. None of it is solid enough for a court.

**KFlint** · 10-23-2007, 07:38 PM

Originally Posted by rvt

Originally Posted by Xenafor

Anyone know if the users are going to be in any direct fire?

The blurb about hunting the users is just BS from the media companies.
Nothing in the database is anything other than circumstantial evidence, which is useless for going after users with.

Maybe a certain user uploaded 10TB of pre-release music, maybe they cheated their ratio or a staff member manually edited the database. None of it is solid enough for a court.

exactly what i believe too

**abitaamber** · 10-23-2007, 07:39 PM

Originally Posted by fifty99

Originally Posted by AnestesiaGeral

Oink structure is pretty hard to duplicate. We can talk about it but I don't think will ever appear other tracker like it.

I am sure the coder had backup for his work ... was it not just 1 coder that did most of the work on that site ... I am sure if they wanted to they could get the site backup and running as I am sure it was not oink that coded that site .. forget their name though

Too Much Time (TMT) was Oink's cohort that was responsible for most of the coding.

**nag13** · 10-23-2007, 07:41 PM

Guys quit trippin' Oink will be back.

**Sylar666** · 10-23-2007, 07:43 PM

Asked many times, Xenafor. Use search function. BTW nobody knows. Commonsense is that no, they won't be. Try to identify and catch some thousand users...And try to prove the case. No staff for this kinda operation , we talk about huge numbers hzere. Legal constraints differ in each and every country. So relax. My two cents on it.

Originally Posted by rvt

The blurb about hunting the users is just BS from the media companies.
Nothing in the database is anything other than circumstantial evidence, which is useless for going after users with.
Maybe a certain user uploaded 10TB of pre-release music, maybe they cheated their ratio or a staff member manually edited the database. None of it is solid enough for a court.

I have to agree with every word U say. They try to set the P2P society on fire and cause mess and panic. I do not intend to play their way.

**MrLazy** · 10-23-2007, 07:49 PM

sigh .. and i just got a new account there from my friend ..didnt even get to download anything !! *sigh* ...hopefully there would be somthing like oink in the near future ...miss it already