How long ago was the last RIAA lawsuit FILED? The last I could find was 2004.Your friend

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RIAAThanksQuote from: banjo67xxx on May 07, 2007, 08:16:02 AM

What the RIAA SEEMS to be more concerned about is re-sharing your downloads (which happens with most P2P SOFTWARE during and after you rdownload).

Until I installed PeerGuardian I got a couple of complaints from BayTSP. The tricky problem is how to RESPOND to a complaint from BayTSP without incriminating oneself, so I created an anonymous email account and sent them a two word message "problem solved".

I get the impression that the RIAA will go after anyone who confesses to intimidating threats from the likes of BayTSP, or if they find more than a few files being shared. And from reading about them on Slashdot it appears they are like Rotweillers in pursuing a "victim" until they get a conviction. (I say "victim" because some of the time they get the wrong person).

Quote from: banjo67xxx on May 07, 2007, 08:16:02 AM

What the RIAA seems to be more concerned about is re-sharing your downloads (which happens with most P2P software during and after you rdownload).

Until I installed PeerGuardian I got a couple of complaints from BayTSP. The tricky problem is how to respond to a complaint from BayTSP without incriminating oneself, so I created an anonymous email account and sent them a two word message "problem solved".

I get the impression that the RIAA will go after anyone who confesses to intimidating threats from the likes of BayTSP, or if they find more than a few files being shared. And from reading about them on Slashdot it appears they are like Rotweillers in pursuing a "victim" until they get a conviction. (I say "victim" because some of the time they get the wrong person).

Simplest solution: don't share your files.