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Most of the music on my iPod is stuff I ripped from my CD collection, but I have downloaded stuff from iTunes as well. Most of the downloaded stuff is the one or two tracks on an album that I actually like, where I won't buy the album because I refuse to shell out twenty bucks for one good tune and 13 tracks of crap. Maybew they're not getting my $20, but they are getting something they weren't getting before.

If the RIAA wants to let their greed get the better of them, fine and dandy. I'll stop buying their music and just go get the latest version of Lime Wire.

10 posted on 08/26/2005 9:08:23 PM PDT by CFC__VRWC ("Anytime a liberal squeals in outrage, an angel gets its wings!" - gidget7)

Can you help with a "discussion" we were having the other day? A friend insisted that "sharing" via Limewire is "illegal", and we were unaware that it is.

I thought that downloading for profit was illegal, but sharing wasn't. But, I am worried that I am wrong. What do they do when they come for you, if it is illegal?