Children’s charity takes on filesharing
A children’s charity in the UK has decided to take on the issue of filesharing and spread the word about the evils of illegal music downloads, which are both against the law and “unsafe”, apparently.
One converted child said, “I used to use Limewire, but didn’t realise it was wrong and my parents didn’t know what I was doing.”
Oh dear.
Childnet admirably campaigns to improve Internet safety for children. There’s nothing wrong with that. The charity is sending a leaflet to schools to persuade kids to take care while surfing the net and using their mobile phones.
The clear message is that filesharing is an adults’ games. While America’s college students haven’t been so lucky, UK children will be “educated” about the errors of their filesharing ways. How noble.
However, for the million of non-children who still use filesharing programs like Limewire, there is no hope of salvation.
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Posted on 30 April 2008 by mike in Filesharing