How do you fight that? not with tax payer money because tax payers will grow tired of hearing story’s on how these movie companies ignore people with inside information into the practices of piracy. Did you know if you wanted to offer help on this war you can not get a single executive through email because there emails are hidden, It is true there more worried about getting spam emails then making themselves available to people that could seriously make an impact on the loss of revenue these companies have.

I figured it wasn’t up-to-date but it still has some interesting aspects ( I’m not done reading it yet ) to it . I agree with you regarding “porn” as this is still a huge driver of P2p. I’m interested in anything to do with P2p ( I’m addicted to it ) because I’m working on a project that is similar to P2p but has a different take on it. I think you might be interested in it as well.

We’ve had early early beta tests in the past with it and have had pretty good success but recently pulled it off the shelf to “tweak” it and make it better. Just waiting again on doing some finishing touches to it then should have another public release. Like I said not fully P2p but something along those lines.

Feel free to take this offline via my e-mail address: ( mmyrtle@yahoo.com )

Thanks again for taking the time to write what you did on the subject!

Matt

Unfortunately, the client who commissioned that white paper isn’t interested in hiring me to do the update. Without a paying client (or a publisher), it would be hard for me to justify doing all the hard work and incurring all the expenses such an update would require. Oh well.

I’m reading over your P2p white paper! Just wanted to say thanks!

Matt