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The Ease to Share Culture, Technology and Science through The Internet benefits @ll, from The Pe@ple to The Own Creators. Let's Share.
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*WARNING* A mysterious company using the name “Internet Copyright Law Enforcement Agency” is sending letters to home addresses of alleged BitTorrent users, asking them to pay a settlement fee of hundreds of dollars or face jail time.
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