Your comment is interesting because there are "productivity" software products such as Groove Networks that are designed as Peer2Peer collaboration tools.
Are products such as Groove now evil because of an architectual decision?
Are the RIAA and MPAA now dictating how software can be architected? This would be a poor choice on their part, I believe the design decisions are best left to the talent.
The RIAA and MPAA are now scared and thrashing. They will try any little dirty trick to get their way (millions in sales and royalty).
I suggest that we all stop buying music and movies. Why give them more money to attack us with?
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Your comment is interesting because there are "productivity" software products such as Groove Networks that are designed as Peer2Peer collaboration tools. Are products such as Groove now evil because of an architectual decision? Are the RIAA and MPAA now dictating how software can be architected? This would be a poor choice on their part, I believe the design decisions are best left to the talent. The RIAA and MPAA are now scared and thrashing. They will try any little dirty trick to get their way (millions in sales and royalty). I suggest that we all stop buying music and movies. Why give them more money to attack us with?