P2P Wrap-up for 2005

Discuss the world of file sharing, from philosophy to help with applications.

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File-sharing in 2005 distinguished itself from previous years as it saw less influence from commercial developers and greater engagement from its community. Precipitated by the entertainment industry’s pursuit and subjugation of corporate P2P entities such as BitTorrent, MetaMachine, FrontCode, Limewire and FreePeers, grass root efforts picked up where commercialism failed. It brought about the resurrection of WinMX, the continuation of LimeWire and the furtherance of BitTorrent.
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Thanks to slyck.com & Thomas Mennecke. :)
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Good read, thanks P2P :D
CricketMX.com in 2022: Still the home of bat's, rat's and other farmyard animals!

"OK, life [as you chose to define it] repeats until there are no more lessons to be learned." - nrnoble (June 12, 2005)
"the new forum looks awesome, it's getting bigger & better" - p2p-sharing-rules (11 Jan, 2008)
"Looks like CMX is not only getting bigger...but, also getting better!!" - moongirl (14 Dec, 2007)
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YW again Battye! :)
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