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LimeWire posts cease and desist for Pirate Edition

Discussion in 'TechSpot News and Comments' started by Emil, Nov 11, 2010.

  1. Emil Newcomer, in training

    LimeWire, the file sharing service that was shutdown by a federal judge last month, has published a new warning on its website. In the notice, LimeWire says it is taking steps to comply with the October 26 court order that stopped the company from distributing its software. The company also makes a cease and desist claim for software using the LimeWire, and though it doesn't mention it explicitly, we all know it is referring to the recently launched

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  2. gobbybobby Newcomer, in training

    Oh yea becuase thats really going to stop people. just covers Limewire's ase as a company so they don't have further action taken against them. The Internet is free, software developers and artists should adapt to the changes.
  3. lchu12 Newcomer, in training

    Uploading and Downloading Copyrighted material is illegal!?!?! I didn't know that! lolz
  4. Puiu TechSpot Enthusiast

    I'm sure that limewire's pirated edition will stay on the internet no matter what they or others say.
  5. Demons Newcomer, in training

    I doubt it will have much effect on the community that is already using LPE. But they have to cover themselves legally... already in enough trouble as it is right.
  6. people still use the gnutella network?

    well, besides people who are into child pornography and fake files i guess....
  7. ---agissi--- TechSpot Paladin

    LWPE is actually rather solid. It helps me get 'one off' tracks I've lost on CD and hear again on Pandora. Its quick and easy.. instead of buying a whole new album when I already paid for it years ago. (Lost all of my stuff when I moved out)
  8. TwiztidSef Newcomer, in training

    The irony... Its overwhelming. I service gets shutdown because of copyrighted materials being posted on it, now when their own copyrighted material gets jacked... so ironic.

    Anyway is understandable that they want this LPE shut down. Whatever LPE does could still have influence over their legal proceedings and such.

    Of coarse there is always the possibility that the limewire creators were the anonymous guys who released LPE as well.
  9. Decimae Newcomer, in training

  10. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    Cease and Desist orders against anonymous users will get nowhere. How can you enforce something, in which you don't know who to go after once it doesn't stop?
  11. KG363 TechSpot Enthusiast

    Limewire is so high and mighty now
  12. Why to use Limeware?.... There are many others!
  13. AnonymousSurfer Newcomer, in training

    We all know that there will NEVER be a day in the future that doesn't include a software for pirating... It's never going to happen.
  14. sMILEY4ever Newcomer, in training

    My guess is they're actually glad some1 else kept Limewire alive.
  15. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    Good Point, just putting on a front to keep the lawsuit to a minimum.
  16. buttus Newcomer, in training

    Just let it die. It's like those that seem to think Napster has any value left to it. Just, give it up and let it go already.
  17. bugejakurt Newcomer, in training

    People, I HATE Limewire its just only malware flowing through your PC. Just close it down!
  18. Benny26 TechSpot Paladin

    It really was the "thing" back in it's day limewire..but it aint it's day no more.

    If i was behind this Pi-wire thing (see what i did there), i think i'de cease and desist just on the base that it's just too old now....most people just use torrents , or free mp3 music sites.
  19. unrealmp3 Newcomer, in training

    They're just covering themselves, the C&D won't have any effect on the distribution.
  20. Se7enVII Newcomer, in training

    Funny. Yeah it is a bit hypocritical but think they are just doing it to cover their asses. Who wouldn't do the same?