It is true that some artists want to be distributed to gain wareness. But generaly most do not. I am not an expert in th field, but as I said there are legitamate uses for P2P and as such the excesses of the RIAA et al are going to get them in hot water. I await their lawyers as I have several P2P program running all day every day.

Bite me, tablebases are public domain.

lol. I actually did a paper on their stupidity in Business School. Main project. Got a B+ or A- (I think it would be equivalent to those grades) would have been an A if not for the size limit. I wasn't allowed to go above 5,000 words - minus quotes, explanation of graphs etc. If it only would have been 7,500 instead, then I could have fit even more arguments in there.

Three most stupid things ever to come from the record industry:

1. Digital Rights Management
2. Suing College kids
3. Takedown of Oink's Pink Palace

Well no luck finding a magnet file creator, guess there is none to be had. So torrents are all there will be until I can make some of the other non gnutella P2P programs use web links like a torrent.

I think the Magnet links work on webpages, problem is Gnutella works with files not folders. i.e. You need to make one for every single files or make zip files. Also If I'm not mistaken you cannot share files larger than 2GB in gnutella.

You can share files bigger theen 2Gb no problem with Limewire et al. Look for all the DVD ISO images being posted all over.