I signed up for the service. I could sign on, but it was so slow that even google.com would time out. Perhaps they were overwhelmed?

turning over records of ip addresses?

why would they keep them?

We need a big band to come out against the recording industry racket and sell direct to the public. That'll get some attention.

Round 'em up and sraight to jail for 5 year of anal penetration ( in total darkness if they prefer it ) because they are leeches trying to cash in on other people's work ( copyright owners ).

This Pirate Party just might win political office if enough software theivers start voting for them.

How is this different than Anonymizer.com's Total Net Shield?

http://anonymizer.com/consumer/products/total_net_shield/

I was going to sign up for a month just to see how it works, but their billing processor is spitting out an error on IE and Firefox. Oh well.

I think their point: changing the laws to be more in-step with the times, rather than allowing the current laws to give way too much power to copyright holders, should receive more attention than anal penetration.

ahoy maitee! Dar be treasure in de forums! should have been called freenet instead of darknet, though. They still have to match up with BT and usenet, cus well, they're free.

Hell yeah. But it's probably not totally 'dark'.

Their registration accepts absolutely anything without verification of the e-mail. I suppose the only catch is the credit card you use to pay.