The MPAA can't sue en-mass. Not effectively anyway. The RIAA had an easier time tracking people and still only managed to scare the cowards. Besides which, suing opens up all sorts of PR problems, like when they sue grandma who's just trying to catch a hard-to-find indie flick. Like suing little girls for sharing a few songs. It doesn't go over with the general public. Besides which, the probability of being caught is still immensely slim. They can't stop every tracker out there...it's impossible. They shutdown Lokitorrent, a wave of people will just migrate to the next best thing. The torrents will be re-upped, and the party goes on. There are some overseas sites like PB that simply don't give a shit, and are untouchable by the MPAA/RIAA so far. These scare tactics work on the morons or the people who host tons of files off their computer. If you're using BT, just be smart. I usually share to a 2:1 ratio or so, then drop it. My upload speed isn't that great, not to mention, with only 60GB of space, I gotta eventually dump to DVD anyway to free up room. Regular P2P is almost worthless, and I usually only share files out of a temp folder. So the only files being shared are the ones I dloaded most recently. Everything else gets sorted and moved to permanent, unshared folders. They can only make it more difficult, it'll never stop. And that puts a big smile on my face.
PEACE.
