My original post was a link to a digg article and a link to isohunt.
Neither was a link to "warez" so what's the deal?
Edited, May 7th 2007 1:48pm by Senjiow
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isohunt could be considered less than legal in some circles. But you would have to ask the admin who nuked it.
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The isohunt link was for downloading a pirated version of spider-man 3. Do I really need to explain why I edited the post to remove the link?
I had a big long rebuttal in here about how people who wanted to watch it could get a copy regardless of whether I posted it or not, but I deleted and will instead reply as follows:
Fair 'nuff
Fair 'nuff
Dread Lörd Kaolian wrote:
isohunt could be considered less than legal in some circles. But you would have to ask the admin who nuked it.
I also thought I should add that there is absolutely nothing illegal on their site. It is the mystique of using progrmas like bitlord or bitcomet with torrents that people associate sites like isohunt with illegality.
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