If over 230 million copies of the program have been downloade, it will be hard to arrest everyone that uses the program. It would be a big blow to the economy if that ever happened. Ironicly costing the record companies a lot of money.

yes it would be difficult to arrest everyone who downloaded it, but don't kid yourself for a second, if they only arrested 2 people it will be you and me. that's the way luck works.

Its not, Winamp has over 400 million downloads.

230 mill! Glad I could help ... But, shouln't that be an indicator to the RIAA that something is wrong if THAT many people are downloading the damned thing? It ain't us that's the problem ...

Think about it .. it's not just kazza .. there is imesh, bearshare, morpheus and the most nortorius warez.
Plus all the other de-coders that loom in the darkness of thier homes & computers....

Only question is ... Do they have a big enough holding cell ?

Hang on so kazaa and imesh and so on are famous for
mp3 downloads as well as others
but. we all know that it takes a very long time to
download any song on kazzaa and it's not safe.
i use kazaa for some mp3s other wise i buy the cd. old music i download newys i buy is that really so wrong?
They will never arrest any one of us as it's not that bad a thing. cops will do it and so will the judge and jury.
and that my say

Why is Kazza so popular? Its full of add/spy-ware. The copycat program Kazzalite is add/spy-ware free. Many others are aswell. So why?.

kazaa lite isn't a copycat. It's more of a hack.

kazaa lite is a hacked version of kazaa. the normal kazaa media desktop will not run at all without it's spyware package being installed and running. try taking out the Brilliant Digital Entertainment software BDE, b3d etc etc and see what I'm talking about. Kazaa lite does not come with that garbage in it and still manages to function properly. So yes, it's just Kazaa, but altered. As for getting arrested... you let me know when a court will sanction the arrest of 90% of the youth of america for downloading songs.
Maybe it's a sign to the impotent RIAA that people are sick of paying $20 for a 12 song disc containing 2 listenable tracks.

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