Wondering what the thread title is all about? Well, pick your random search term and run it through...LimeWire! Pick among the billions of results and enjoy your personal copy of a trojan.

Now, Limewire is in version 4.10 and its "developers" have claimed to have inclued "junk filtering". So why, for **** sake, keep those blasted 851.7 results showing up no matter your severity setting on the socalled junk filter and no matter how many of those you manually set as junk?!

This is really ridiculous...tell me, do the LimeWire developers actually use their own software? Is it so very hard to block every file with the specific size of 851.7? Let me tell you, it's not...a simple "if" statement will suffice, one of the most basic aspects of any programming language, and, yes, that includes Java.

Open up a donation program to allow all LimeWire developers to attend a course like "The Basics of Java" and "How to enter a search term in LimeWire" - I swear, I'd give twice as high the purchase price of LimeWire to enlighten those ****.