This is the internet, we innovate. If the authorities keep shutting down websites, another technology will appear. Look at what happened to Napster, they shattered Napster into a million pieces, literally. P2P emerged on the scene, where there was no centralized location, and the millions of pieces of Napster's database, are now home computers communicating with each other, sending data, and continue the mission.
All they are doing is making it more difficult for them to police downloading. With Napster, if they just kept fining it every now and then, the new technology of P2P would not have emerged and caught on the way it has. So now they continue attacking the major tracker/torrent sites… do they think people are just going to stop? Stop download? No one can be that ridiculous. No this is the internet, we will innovate.
If you shutdown the domains and trackers, we take it to the next level of now trackers, no domains, we'll exist in the shadows, go ahead and step into the shadows, this is the internet, we will innovate and evolve.
I remember back around the turn of the century, we were downloading music from IRC channels, people still do that. The authorities apparently never caught now, so the underground downloading continues… All this policing does is force us to evolve and turn the internet into what we want. The only way to stop us it to stop the internet, and even if you do that, we'll create something better.
The way the government goes about trying to stop downloading, is like trying to catch the wind, good luck bros, this is the internet, we will innovate, evolve, and overtake you.
