oink.me back?

[cRaZyzMaN]

probably you must pay to get in this tracker

[TONiC]

10.31.2010

Yanks.

[Funkin']

Eventhough I was an avid OiNK user way back when, this really doesn't interest me as much as I thought it would if it were to come back. Guess because there's already so many great sources out their for music...

[anon]

probably you must pay to get in this tracker

Who would want pay to enter a tracker misusing OiNK's name (note that as pointed above, neither Alan Ellis nor the ex-staff from the real OiNK are affiliated with this) is beyond me.

[cinephilia]

it might turn into a pay-for-content site.

[SSJGogeta]

I wasn't a member at Oink either, but I'm registered on waffles. Waffles is very good IMO; it has a wide variety of music in different formats. Even though waffles is good enough for me, it wouldn't hurt to see another good music tracker rise from the ashes and become as great as waffles and what.

[Om3n]

FileNetworks Blog just published an article today:

http://filenetworks.blogspot.com/201...to-return.html

[jubilee]

i'm sure mr. ellis could trademark that site and file a lawsuit. they didn't even bother to change the logo. talk about copy right infringement.

[TheFoX]

Why would OiNK need to return? Nostalgia? After all, it has been replaced with two very good sites.

And this is another worthwhile point. The authorities took down OiNK, only to unleash What and Waffles. They'd have to be stupid to try and take one of those sites down, as they'd unleash several more sites to replace it. in fact, the more sites they take down, the more they unleash, at a factor of 2 to 1.

When I first started this game, I knew most of the main sites available, yet today I know less than 5%. The proliferation of torrent sites since the authorities closed down a batch of them during 2004 and 2005 is inspiring. They closed down ten, and one hundred pops up to replace them.

Now that IS the spirit of sharing...
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[abosamra]

welcome back oink