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mpaa threatened HUGE lawsuits.

this time, it was the movie industry that shut them all down- not the music.
 
motion picture associtation of america has no say in china
 
So why didnt other P2P programs and torrent sites think of this a long time ago? lack of $$ or what?
 
finding a reliable server in another country that speaks another language an uses a different currency and is somewhat fast and has a good server warehouse/facility/no downtime is a difficult task.

dont forget, most people in china ride bikes and carry baskets on their heads still in the outskirts. the cities are 'normal' but even still, theres no law to govern it.
 
Originally posted by pissedoffsol@Jan 9 2005, 03:48 AM
finding a reliable server in another country that speaks another language an uses a different currency and is somewhat fast and has a good server warehouse/facility/no downtime is a difficult task.
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:lol: now that you put it that way it kinda makes sense
 
Originally posted by New2TheCarScene@Jan 9 2005, 01:11 PM
they got shutdown too?
supernova.org is now a pay site.
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How do you pay and get an account?
 
supErnova.org was ALWAYS a paysite, ans has always been a scam.

spuRnova.org is the real site, and is no longer seerving totrrents
 
Oh. I didn't see the E in that other post. I just went to my bookmarked link... nothing there.
 
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