> "acquiring content illegally is a better experience than acquiring it legally." Recall this famous image: http://www.makeuseof.com/tech-fun/pirated-dvd-vs-le

> "acquiring content illegally is a better experience than acquiring it legally." Recall this famous image: http://www.makeuseof.com/tech-fun/pirated-dvd-vs-legal-dvd/ http://www.makeuseof.com/tech-fun/pirated-dvd-vs-legal-dvd/ People get too hung up on small points in this discussion -- "it'll be out in 3 weeks, that's not very long" or whatever -- and miss the larger picture. The larger picture is that there are a lot of unnecessary barriers between consumers and content they're willing to pay for. Torrents are straightforward, they work right the first time, and they continue to work. Whereas some providers/distributors seem intent on processes that are slow, convoluted, annoying, frustrating, and that might eventually not even deliver the desired content (say, in the language of choice.)