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I'm old school.In the 70s we used to save up our money so we could rush out and "buy" the latest album on the charts.Now most everyone is downloading MP3s from LimeWire for free and when I suggest they are stealing music,I am told that it's not stealing but rather "sharing".I thought Napster was doing this and told to stop.Why does LimeWire get away with it?
I'm a Newbie to "JPF" and if I've posted in the wrong area... I'm sorry.
If this subject has been covered please advise.I don't mean to come on board with a rant but this subject burns me.
Greetings everyone.
Uncle Pa
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