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Mbeyer2 at 15:59, 22 July 2009

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Kmays at 14:23, 1 July 2008

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Kmays: New page: [http://www.limewire.com/[LimeWire]] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux. {{stub}}

2008-07-01T14:16:07Z

New page: [http://www.limewire.com/[LimeWire]] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux. {{stub}}

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[http://www.limewire.com/[LimeWire]] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.

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 [http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] IS UNDER A COURT ORDER DATED OCTOBER 26, 2010 TO STOP DISTRIBUTING THE LIMEWIRE SOFTWARE. It was a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.  Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire was said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.
 ====How it Works====
-Lime Wire uses [[Bit Torrent]] protocal, and accesses a network named Gnutella to provide a wide variety of searches with a timely download speed for users.  Security for users is taken seriously, and Lime Wire ensures that they will never bundle [[spyware]], [[adware]], or viruses within '''their''' software.  However, such promises cannot be ensured with files submitted by others.
+Lime Wire uses [[Bit Torrent]] protocol, and accesses a network named Gnutella to provide a wide variety of searches with a timely download speed for users.  Security for users is taken seriously, and Lime Wire ensures that they will never bundle [[spyware]], [[adware]], or viruses within '''their''' software.  However, such promises cannot be ensured with files submitted by others.
 ====Legal Concerns====
 Lime Wire is legal, however many of the materials distributed through its system are not.  In order to use Lime Wire legally, one must obtain permission from the copyright owner of a file for each file put on, or downloaded, from the server.  A number of users may knowingly abuse Lime Wire's policies, and for that reason, Lime Wire has made its network, including every downloaded file, trackable.

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 [[image:Limewire.jpg|right|150px|thumb| Lime Wire Logo]]
 ===About===
-[http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.  Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire is said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.
+[http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] IS UNDER A COURT ORDER DATED OCTOBER 26, 2010 TO STOP DISTRIBUTING THE LIMEWIRE SOFTWARE. It was a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.  Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire was said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.
 ====How it Works====
 Lime Wire uses [[Bit Torrent]] protocal, and accesses a network named Gnutella to provide a wide variety of searches with a timely download speed for users.  Security for users is taken seriously, and Lime Wire ensures that they will never bundle [[spyware]], [[adware]], or viruses within '''their''' software.  However, such promises cannot be ensured with files submitted by others.
 ====Legal Concerns====
 Lime Wire is legal, however many of the materials distributed through its system are not.  In order to use Lime Wire legally, one must obtain permission from the copyright owner of a file for each file put on, or downloaded, from the server.  A number of users may knowingly abuse Lime Wire's policies, and for that reason, Lime Wire has made its network, including every downloaded file, trackable.

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	====Legal Concerns====		====Legal Concerns====
	Lime Wire is legal, however many of the materials distributed through its system are not. In order to use Lime Wire legally, one must obtain permission from the copyright owner of a file for each file put on, or downloaded, from the server. A number of users may knowingly abuse Lime Wire's policies, and for that reason, Lime Wire has made its network, including every downloaded file, trackable.		Lime Wire is legal, however many of the materials distributed through its system are not. In order to use Lime Wire legally, one must obtain permission from the copyright owner of a file for each file put on, or downloaded, from the server. A number of users may knowingly abuse Lime Wire's policies, and for that reason, Lime Wire has made its network, including every downloaded file, trackable.
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 ===About===
-[[imgage: Limewire.jpg |300px|right]] [http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.  Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire is said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.
+[http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.  Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire is said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.
 ====How it Works====
 Lime Wire uses [[Bit Torrent]] protocal, and accesses a network named Gnutella to provide a wide variety of searches with a timely download speed for users.  Security for users is taken seriously, and Lime Wire ensures that they will never bundle [[spyware]], [[adware]], or viruses within '''their''' software.  However, such promises cannot be ensured with files submitted by others.

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 ===About===
-[[imgage:Limewire.jpg|300px|right]] [http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.  Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire is said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.
+[[imgage: Limewire.jpg |300px|right]] [http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.  Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire is said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.
 ====How it Works====
 Lime Wire uses [[Bit Torrent]] protocal, and accesses a network named Gnutella to provide a wide variety of searches with a timely download speed for users.  Security for users is taken seriously, and Lime Wire ensures that they will never bundle [[spyware]], [[adware]], or viruses within '''their''' software.  However, such promises cannot be ensured with files submitted by others.

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−	[http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.	+	===About===
		+	[http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux. Developed in 2000 by Mark Gorton, Lime Wire is said to be the most popular P2P (peer-to-peer) file shareing application with approximately 70 million users.

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		+	====How it Works====
		+	Lime Wire uses [[Bit Torrent]] protocal, and accesses a network named Gnutella to provide a wide variety of searches with a timely download speed for users. Security for users is taken seriously, and Lime Wire ensures that they will never bundle [[spyware]], [[adware]], or viruses within '''their''' software. However, such promises cannot be ensured with files submitted by others.
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		+	====Legal Concerns====
		+	Lime Wire is legal, however many of the materials distributed through its system are not. In order to use Lime Wire legally, one must obtain permission from the copyright owner of a file for each file put on, or downloaded, from the server. A number of users may knowingly abuse Lime Wire's policies, and for that reason, Lime Wire has made its network, including every downloaded file, trackable.

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−	[http://www.limewire.com/[LimeWire]] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.	+	[http://www.limewire.com/ LimeWire] is a free file sharing client for Windows, Mac, OSX, and Linux.


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