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Originally Posted by JAppi
You are very misguided if you believe that p2p is not for illegal purposes. The orginal purpose of napster was to share music. The majority of music is illegal to share. People sharing their music on a p2p network will see little sucess. If the vast majority of filesharing is to share illegal files, Then why not shut it all down to begin with.
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The content doesnīt really define the legality of its medium ... at least if one isnīt affected by ridiculous pieces of legislation. However, as the majority of stuff transferred thru p2p-apps like kazaa is copyrighted, yet distributed without permission, it makes sense for the school to "crack down" on such use of their network.