Hmm, that sounds pretty good, but Ive heard/read/believe that Torrents are questionable, if not outright illegal. What is indietorrent.orgs response to that?
People commit crimes using tools that seem incredibly innocent, that is, until the crime is discovered. Just because a given tool has been used to facilitate illegal activity does not mean that the tool should be made illegal. According to the logic that often inspires this FAQ, cars should be illegal because drug-runners drive cars. BitTorrent is just a tool, like any other, that can be used for any number of purposes. BitTorrent is incredibly well-suited to moving massive amounts of data with perfect accuracy, nearly infallible redundancy, and extreme efficiency. It’s no wonder that “software pirates” have taken to its use. We assure you that we have no intention of doing anything illegal with BitTorrent technology. If we are ever accused of illegal activity, it will be because a rogue agent from one of the Big Four labels plants one of their artists’ albums on our site under a fake name and then cries foul after buying his own record with a stolen credit card. Furthermore, your larg
