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acquisiton always worked great for me. But if you don't pay for it, you get the most annoying popup.
 
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Rules said:
Therefore discussion of illegal file sharing
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there is my point ok.
 
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biggyme13 said:
iam not sure but i think this is what you guys are talking about:


Illegal Activity: Mac-Forums.com recognizes that this is an international community and as such it is your responsibility to determine what is legal in your jurisdiction with regard to any topic discussed here.

However, in general, we choose to follow United States law in regard to what is permissible to be discussed here. Therefore discussion of illegal file sharing, cracked programs, requests for serial numbers, and any other breaches of copyright or other illegal activity are not allowed in these forums.
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hey chill out dude,*** are you talking about?I just wanted to get an expert opinion.Did I ask anybody to share something?
Go get a better grip otherwise don't post at all.
 
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i was just mentioning something. Your not special you know. Dee Dee Dee!
 
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P2P programs are not all about illegal activity, but I see biggyme's point. I don't think me naming a program is against forum rules, but correct me or edit my post if I am wrong.
 
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no its not (i think) but discussing it is. as it says.
 

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