Winmx is the longest surviving p2p service still in existence. It's been there since the beginning since napster. Although winmx didn't go the way of the dodo like napster did. That's one reason why winmx is the best, they're one of the originals

Urgh, I'm not sure if this topic should be allowed to live. As far as P2P goes, WinMX isn't exactly on the legal side as far as shared content goes.
This one's easy. Rewritten to correct fury as follows.
Urgh, I'm sure this topic should be allowed to live. As far as P2P goes, WinMX isn't exactly on the legal side as far as shared content goes. But i know it's not illegal to talk about p2p software.
Bravo fury

Now you got it. I'm sure someone here is going to be overly pissed about me doing something so minor to ones words.
I know we are allowed to talk about it's uses, what it has caused, and what in general users will find on p2p services. P2p is also not illegal, this is a common misperception brought on by people simply not thinking. Why would sharing technology be illegal? If it was, the internet would be a black market thing all the way.
The real thing is that p2p is legal, but largely the medium is used for illegal practices. If people only followed the rules and shared legal stuff on p2p networks. Then the RIAA and MPAA wouldn't be having a single problem. But, since many using the net, many will not follow the rules. Hell even if winmx weren't here, there's rapidshare. In other words, if you have illegal content on your computer from p2p, obviously that's illegal and you should feel guilty. If you only have legal content on your computer and you use p2p to share and get more of it, then there's no reason to stop.
Talking about p2p in general is not evilspeak. Giving people exact instructions on where to find one specific thing that is illegal, and tell them how to get it is evil speak. This isn't a thread about some new movie and me giving people exact instructions on where to find, and how to get it.
My main intention for this thread anyway is just to say that winmx is awesome, it's still here, are there any former or current users in the forums, or just people who would like to discuss the client in general?
It may be the best P2P client (I sincerely doubt it, but that is beside the point), but P2P is still P2P and that's why it is worth as much as the bowels of a rotting horse carcass.
Incorrect, or at least in my opinion p2p is very valuable. It's really an amazing technology. P2p has already changed the way that big software companies implement file sharing themselves. P2p is also a reliable easy way to send files over long distances.