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![]() I enjoy downloading from gnuetella. I am a Leech. I mostly do iso/bin's of various pc games and apps. I do not share ANY of the files I download and enjoy. WHY?? I had Kazaa a while back and began sharing to get my rating up. About two weeks later I got a scary letter in the mail from my cable ISP stating EACH file I shared and that if it continues they would terminate my service and/or report me to the proper authorities. CRAP! Well I promptly stopped sharing. Then I tried to share again a few months later and I got another letter. The ISP has no problem with me downloading ANYTHING, but as soon I opened up my shared apps folder - they were all over it. I have been using Limewire now and I actually would like to share my files. I guess I could share stuff EVERONE (cough) would be interested in like pics of me and my family, doc's on my thoughts on life and family recipies that go way back , but I think the apps I get may be a bit more requested then those things. Anything I can do to open up my files again and not get intimidating letters??? |
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![]() 1-Share the stuff from www.magnetmix.com. Those folks who posted their stuff there are taking a chance on legitimate content via p2p, so support them by helping spread out the bandwidth. 2-setup so you run as an Ultrapeer. On a good connection, you can contribute about 1 GB/24 hrs of bandwidth--relaying searches, acting as a middleman between two firewalled hosts, and all the other kinds of jobs needed to keep the network healthy. That's a pretty decent contribution alone. 3-hunt up legitimate content that you think others would like, like indie music, and help share it. The movie /music industry controls the publicity, but you can control the content on the network. Search for posts by topbanana to see some of the collections he has put together. They may not be as popular as fake-named files, but there's usually pretty regular requests for his collections. IOW--there's lots you can do without giving your bandwidth to the music/movie industry popularizing their content. Cheers |
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![]() moonrock asked Quote:
UK Bob PS. I particularly like the recipies shown in the "Floyd's India" program on Sky Travel. PPS. I hate onions so I usually substitute it with spring onions or garlic. |
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![]() I'm sure your ISP wouldn't like to shrink it's customer base for being selectively picky over what you do/ don't do with your bb connection. So yeah, tell the world who this bb ISP is so we can avoid them or leave them. |
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