The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) [Unrated Director's Cut]

Please give us your file sonic pass like we can finish our download
fight and start to free sharing

At the moment things are looking scary out there to a lot of folks, and one never knows
how whether even tomorrow this may be gone. If the rest of the filesharing hosts panic
and disappear, what then, at least in the immediate term ...
There are a lot of people out there sharing great stuff that countless people are thank-
ful for, and everyone will have their own favourite. But for many Someonelse, you are a
beacon out there, much like cerealripper was back in the mists of time, who can be depended
upon for sharing stuff the quality of which sometimes defies calm acceptance, and so for
myself and others I can only hope that you remain(here, somewhere)out there, continuing to
fling gems this way and that, and never fade away.
I suppose I would have this sentiment out there for the many others who take the time to
share as well.
Be well.

completely agree with Rorque!....

Roque, what do you think about people like me , living in a country where we have no movie theater no DVD store & where we can't buy anything on the net ....... sharing is the only way to get acces to world culture !!! It's a nightmare :(

Those of us who have been engaged in this cat-and-mouse game for a long, long while (10+ years) understand that occasional losses are to be expected for us, the pro-sharing crowd. And while this latest blow is undoubtedly one of the most damaging that I can recall, it by no means signals the end. It is merely another transitional (or correctional) period, comparable to the months following the successful shuttering of Napster a decade ago.

Keep in mind that the events of the past several days are largely the result of incredible over-reaction by the companies that we all were supporting with our own cash [Fileserve, Filesonic, etc.]. It's akin to treason for these greedy punks to take our money and run, but then again, we all knew that these sites weren't run by squeaky clean, upstanding blokes, didn't we? After all, if you elect to do business with the devil, you're highly likely to get burned.

Still, Megaupload had likely been targeted as far back as the NinjaVideo takedown; they were of course behind a huge percentage of the streaming video sites out there, which was responsible for their downfall much more than link-sharing on forums such as this. Investigations and prosecutions are tremendously costly, and the resources spent on shuttering Megaupload must be mind-boggling, which makes the panicking of other sites even more ludicrous.

So, what should we in the community do to fight back? For starters, stop freaking the f**k out! Leadership and poise will transcend this latest crisis just as it always has. Secondly, we need to use Jdownloader and/or encrypted links much more frequently. Open and non-coded links just aren't going to cut it any longer. Third, stop taking uploaders for granted! Each and every download should warrant at the very least a "Thanks" to the person who invested the time and energy to share for the benefit of others. Although we all are cloaked behind pseudonyms, each of us are people sitting in front of monitors scattered across the globe and deserve applause when we do something beneficial for the community.

Your generosity, Someonelse, is amazing. :) Thanks for all you've given!

I hope you're right zeus2zeus ....
SOMEONELSE you're a god .. one million thanks are not enough to express my gratitude ;)