On one hand, it's nice to see traditional media being given a lesson in what people really want, eg. being able to lightly sample huge amounts of content at a l

On one hand, it's nice to see traditional media being given a lesson in what people really want, eg. being able to lightly sample huge amounts of content at a low price. On the other hand, the success of bittorrent has directly killed all development on the many great systems that were beginning to make big advances in security and improving lives. These systems would allow for goals greater than simple piracy to be reached. Goals such as freeing regions from censorship, preventing unlawful wire-tapping and curbing some types of unjust lawsuits. So if bittorrent dies, thanks for all the free stuff! but I'm happy to see you go.