           Judge Brewster is on record as stating:     Comments
   Threshold   RE: Wow By ajfink on 9/14/2007 3:59:01 PM ,
Rating: 2 True, they don't have the greatest record when it
comes to making common sense rulings, but they made a good one
here. It makes sense, RIAA does little more than say "they
distributed songs online" and expects people to pay up. This
won't stop the lawsuits, though, just make RIAA have their act
together when they walk into the courtroom rather than expecting
default judgments.  RE: Wow By marvdmartian on 9/14/2007 4:11:00
PM , Rating: 5 Well, I'd still expect them to come out with the
same BS lawsuit threats in the future, because they know that
most people on p2p are uninformed, and will cave in when
threatened. For those that won't, the RIAA will be forced to
actually PROVE that person's guilt....which may not be as easy
as you think. Granted, you might prove that the person is
willing to share copyrighted works, by the simple fact that they
have p2p software on their compute