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Posted by Morton Davis on 10/18/82 11:45
"Riddik" <riddik@eyemaxstudios.net> wrote in message
news:444735e1@news.bea.com...
> anthonyberet wrote:
> > I had uninstalled Winmx for a bit, and have been using Emule, which
> > seems very good, and BT which I have been using for ages anyway.
> > However, I just reinstalled Winmx, and have been seeding a set of files
> > which I actually got from Winmx a couple of years ago - I am glad to say
> > they are being snapped-up.
> >
> > What does the future hold for Winmx now? - The network seems just as
> > healthy as it ever did, with 1000s (plural) of chatrooms, and there
> > seems to be less leeches. I also have a really fast new connection and
> > so have been pumping stuff out at impressive rates, (ooerr Hammerer).
> >
> > And yet this group is clearly in its death-throes - there is no handy
> > link from winmx.com to point the way here anymore.....does this mean the
> > WPN is similarly doomed as newbies dry up? Can we do anything to
> > jump-start a.m.m.w? Is there any pouint, as despite its functioning,
> > Winmx looks pretty clunky next to Emule, and now the memory-leak will
> > never be fixed...
> >
> > What think you?
> you would be better off using IRC, no SPYWARE or VIRII, come join us @
> #mp3stuff - irc.rizon.net
The reason it's dead in here is BECAUSE the network is up and running with
very few problems. The only time this group is active is when there are
problems on the network. AND a lot more people know now to look at
winmxworld.com for winmx news instead of in this group.If you check in the
forums at winmxworld.com you'll see that their forums are also quite because
the network is running just fine.
As to viruses ans spyware, I've had zero since the big dust up. No doubt
because the sources of most of the viruses and spyware are now being
blocked.
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