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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 4751538" data-attributes="member: 22622">First nothing in the interview is definitive.  He skirts around questions speaking as vaguely as possible to give himself an out in case Hasbro wants to change their minds about something at a later date.  If you're a computer geek, you'd know that that preposterous number is impossible to calculate.  You'd have to be monitoring hundreds of bit torrents, ircs,  usernets, and hunddredsof pvp file sharing applications.  Even then you'd have to pull download statistics for all these and compare them somehow, something not too many of these sites share with out a court order. Even then you'd only get a conservative number.  Where the internet began and where it is now are two different things. Also, I"d be hard pressed in comparing the government to hasbro in terms of resources.This is so laughable how the hasbro zombies believe this corporate rhetoric. I'm suppose to believe this hired gun from hasbro famous for pushing a spinning tops game has more of a buzz on "file sharing hurting his company "that music, software and movie giants.  Wake me up when Sony makes a bonehead decision like this and stops selling music and games online.Admin here. Last warning. Insulting people you happen to disagree with - "Hasbro zombies," for instance - is going to get you a free break. No more of that, please. ~ PCat</blockquote>