If you mean “Where as charging, blah blah blah” It’s not. Because they are giving you a product/service in return. No one if forcing you to buy the $5 popcorn, or go to the movie. Or even buy the dvd, just rent it for $5. Problem solved. I will require %50 of total savings as a fee for this lesson. So whenever you watch a movie you rented but didn’t go to the theater to see, please send me a cheque for $15 + your local tax. Thank you.

When media is transfered it’s in a state of being pure data/information. You can’t police the free exchange of information. Too slippery a slope. So the MPAA can fuck right off.

Palpal runs through SSL and is encrypted. Emails require login. If I were making a direct transfer…say through an MSN conversation then yes you could read it and use whatever information was contained within. But I doubt you’re smart enough to crack a coconut let alone hack anything. So STFU little fella, the big people are talking.

You can legally loan your game to your friends. That was established when studios sued over VCR’s back before you were conceived (that means when your mommy and daddy tied one on and humped). It’s your game and if you’re able to copy it you can give the copy away. You just can’t sell it because that would be profiting form someone else’s work. Understand?

Exchanging info is fair game. Profiting from it is not.

I think you mean PMS