What the difference between FrostWire and LimeWire

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What the difference between FrostWire and LimeWire

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October 16th, 2005

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What the difference between FrostWire and LimeWire

What the difference between them? i already look at FrostWire website, but one thing i see is this

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The FrostWire team (all of whom are still members of the LimeWire open-source community) regrets LimeWire's decision to start filtering content on Gnutella.

So the difference between them is filter??

I been using LimeWire for a while ( i say about full year). i never noticed about the filter, i see it still the same thing in Gnutella.

Can anyone tell me about the difference between them? All i know that FrostWire is a clone of Limewire

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