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[Japo]

Originally Posted by Peter

Japo, maybe the system was introduced to prevent those leechers

If you mean the new system that prevents cURL from working, that was precisely my assumption.

Originally Posted by Titan

If we (the crew) gets our wishes, we'll have a torrent-server in the future... That should solve ANY problems with resuming.

Swell. But I think AB's big server should still be used to seed, so less popular downloads aren't dependent on users.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Originally Posted by Japo

Swell. But I think AB's big server should still be used to seed, so less popular downloads aren't dependent on users.

That's the idea.

[ComboTroop]

If AB's gets a P2P Server not a torrent Server... (My mate says P2P is legal, but torrent is the word for illegal P2P, i know, you're probley thinking wtf?!)

We should have servers located in major regions of the world, seeding...
e.g Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Africa etcetc...

[_r.u.s.s.]

Originally Posted by ComboTroop

If AB's gets a P2P Server not a torrent Server... (My mate says P2P is legal, but torrent is the word for illegal P2P, i know, you're probley thinking wtf?!)

We should have servers located in major regions of the world, seeding...
e.g Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Africa etcetc...

jesus christ who is going to educate all these kids?

[The Fifth Horseman]

All means of P2P sharing are legal in and of themselves. That includes BitTorrent. The legality of contents shared across them is a separate matter altogether.

We should have servers located in major regions of the world, seeding...
e.g Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Africa etcetc...

That's not quite how it works, but I do get what you meant. It may be possible at some point in the future, for now we'll start with a single one and see how it works out.

[El Quia]

P2P is legal, and torrent is legal too. What is illegal is the sharing of copyright-protected media, no matter in which medium is being shared. It's not the P2P paradigm which is illegal. Although maybe I misunderstood your post and missed the point by far

Every time that companies, governments, stupid people in general tries to act "against P2P technology" make me want to put the world to the fire. They don't/can't understand that P2P has legals uses and for some kind of distribution schemes it is very important!


Sorry for going into OT territory