I'd have to agree with TG and John. Napster opened pandora's box, and a whole lot came flying out. I remember when I first started using Napster. I thought this piece of software was nirvana.
Now I must admit as John did, I'd never go back.
P2P has evolved so much over a short time span, and the number of users has risen exponentially. The time will certainly come when Morph, winMX, kazaa, imesh etc. etc. will pass on as well. However, if the next generation of offspring are as wonderful as the first litter, I can hardly wait.
What the suits in the executive offices failed to see, was that when you destroy one P2P program, ten new ones pop up in it's place. Good luck keeping an eye on the entire internet boys.
