You missed the point, the MP3 Rocket software is free. Yes, if you like the product you can pay for a pro upgrade just like Limewire. So by your definition Limewire would be a “scam” also since you can download all content directly from the web.

Why can you allow anyone to give MP3 Rocket props on its unique features? No one else in the P2P world has unique hash voting. The hash voting provides direct feedback of the most popular and clean user filtered files. Where else can you find this? Sure you can find movie, TV shows, and radio and games streams on Google. But I bet is nice for her and her son to find them categorized in one place without all the annoying ads.

Another unique feature with the movie, TV, radio and games streams is they are listed/ranked in order of most popular or time watched, so the best quality content moves the top of the list. Many may find this quality sort feature useful.

In this case the word “scam” means paying for something that you could have got for free.

In this case software. MP3 rocket is basically a copy of Limewire. Limewire is free.

You can get TV shows, Movies, or Radio FREE through many different internet sources. Start by using Google.

Alo, most of what you babbled about is what all other similar sites are doing. Let us know when you have written all oftem and their replies.

[insert eyeball roll here]

P.S
(Fedora rpm would be very windows easy )

I agree with the readers comment that the “browser host” functionality is being used by anti-p2p forces. But want is needed here is clients that “block” the lookup feature. Since we cannot remove existing clients with the functionality, we need to “block” the ability of existing clients to view other p2p clients. We are working on this functionality and should have it deployed within six months.

Thank you for your comments on the home page, I will have a meeting with my marketing guys and tell them to soften the marketing language. As requested I have removed the “talking lady” off the homepage. I replaced the word “member” with “software” To make the other changes we will need to do a site re-design. Once again thank you for our comments. We will use more of them on the next website re-design.

However, there are aspects of your site which make it less-than-clear to novices:

1. Your language encourages novices to compare your service with sites that sell music. You talk about the absence of download, monthly fees or bandwidth limits. Your emphasis on “membership” implies that it is access to the music that is being paid for, rather than the pro software.

2. Having seeded the idea that this is you providing the songs legally, you are careful not to break that illusion. You mention filesharing only in small print in a disclaimer, and in the page title (no one reads that!). Everywhere else, you talk about a “download” network – a strong implication that “members” (your word) only “download”. You also mention the “Gnutella” network, which naive users would not recognise as being a filesharing network. You describe the Gnutella network as “… a system of computers connected only through the internet” which makes it sound like it’s YOUR system of servers (or one you share with other music providers, perhaps?).

P.S. get that talking girly off your front page; I hate websites that talk to you, expecially when I have not yet given them focus. Even video sharing sites wait for you to click “play” before blurting their stuff out.

For the benefit of users who aren’t aware of the danger of offering shared-file lists to strangers, an even safer solution would be the permanent disabling of that browse feature, as its benefit to the community is strongly outweighed by its abuse by the enemies of P2P.

Here is the link to the MP3 Rocket currnet source code, from the developer section on the home page.

http://www.mp3rocket.com/source.htm

Today I have updated the page with our current beta code that we are currently enhancing, it may not be fully compilable.

Sounds like an honest reply. TY.

No way that could be part of the problem.

On the good side though, it does seem to download music quite quickly, with plenty of connectable sources, and the searches often yeild a solid number of results.

I’ve spoken to my contact and he says he’ll be adding a comment of his own later today.

Cheers!