Dear RIAA

I'm happy that you decided to stop suing dead people.

But, seriously what are you guys thinking now? Getting the ISPs to do your dirty work for you?

Do you know how insane that logic is? I guess you don't but here let me give it a stab.

Point of order 1. This is America... like it or not, money trumps ideals any day of the week. So you claim that ISP's are cooperating with you.

That's nice, but you're asking an ISP to deny service to a client, who is paying them. Who most likely will simply seek out another ISP after going though a head ache in dealing with you're rather ... incompetent minons.

And to top this off, the ISP is going to do this for free, just because you're a bunch of nice guys right?

So what it boils down to....

You're going to pay money to people who will put pressure on ISPs, so that they'll disconnect their paying customers.

And what exactly is the plan from there, to reconnect them once they agree to not do it again? A fine perhaps?

Who sold you on that idea? The same idiots that told you taking legal action against peer to peer users would stop the piracy? Just out of curiosity... how are those lawyer fees standing against you're 'winnings'.

Anyways I digress, you're approach to the problem is all wrong... if you spent half the time you spend on trying to stop peer to peer piracy, instead trying to find a way to use it to your advantage. You may actually start making progress... but you know... maybe this loosing battle agaist the pirates is some how benefical to you.

As for me, I'm out of this one... as I actuallly use one of the many 'purchase' options out there for MP3s.

But figured I'd toss you a lifeline, as the people at the top seem to lack any semblance of inteligence.