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Originally posted by Salopette+Jan 18 2004, 06:11 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Salopette @ Jan 18 2004, 06:11 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>I apologise, but can you keep this thread open?
I really love K-Lite and I want that peole know about it like that they can help with donating and K-Lite will get much powerful and can resist at the attacks that Sharman Networks are doing to this program.
I'm not saying that people have to donate because I know that people don't like donating a lot but I'm just saying that people have to download it and use it like that eaven if Sharman Networks bannes the program from their network K-Lite has got enough users to continue their project.
Sorry again.
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I have no intentions of closing a topic, unless someone posts something not appropriate in the forums, then i will close those threads, which has alreday happened to one of your threads i believe.

I do not think people will donate to these programs, since there are many forks to the base apps, so if one of these programs gets shut down, another will take it's place. It is rather funny that the Sharman Network decided to go after these developers for infringing on their copyrights, when the Sharman networks itself is accused of the same extact tactics by permitting the trading of unlawful materials.
The effort the Sharman network spends seeking out these other vendors, will take time and money, and with the RIAA and similar copyright enforcement houses battling the Sharman Networks on the otherside, should lessen the focus on these smaller clones over time.
But even though the kazaa program seems to be the greatest at the moment to some, there are many other ways to share files, which are as good, and will be better in the future as more people seek out alternatives to kazzaa.

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Don't worry about spelling all your words correctly, some people do make issues out of spelling on some sites, but i can care less if the words are mispelled, just as long as the meaning is understandable. I am sure if i wrote in a different language i would mispell many words often. Spelling errors are common and only those who make issues out of them are people who have nothing better to offer.