Shutting Down The Most Popular Torrent Trackers In Russia

 

For a long time we used to campaign against torrent sites in the West, but now for the first time we have a situation analogous to the east, specifically in Russia

 

Since the online world and the century, it was known where the still free can find a large amount of content that is in ordered systems are often charged exorbitant. It is of course the space of the former USSR. Conceived country communist-proletarian paradise and general equality is, as we know, a quarter century ago lost its battle with the hated capitalist enemies of the West. According to the familiar: if you can not win, then join them, the country created the foundations of the destroyed empires have turned into a brutal scene of primitive accumulation of capital at which allowed many more. 

 

However, eighty years of planned times for a better future for the workers and peasants could not leave strong effects on the thinking of many people. It is a frequent topic of quality sociological analysis, but we are here to keep only roughly. In fact, during the Soviet Union, the state has stimulated people to be in solidarity with each other and to share their property with the rest of the community, but also that they are entitled to use with someone else. The one who had something selfishly wanted to keep for themselves was often ridiculed by others. The same logic is reserved when it comes to information technology. 

 

Very often on Russian torrent sites can read that a program "cured of avarice," which when translated means that it is broken protection. At the same time the authors of the applications and content that are to be paid are called all sorts of names. A reflection of a decade-long rivalry with the West has led to the cracking of a program produced in the West is often considered a patriotic act. Speaking of patriotism, we should mention one fact that is probably unprecedented in the world. In fact, there is a custom of the good number of makers of computer applications to its programs for people from the Soviet Union offered free of charge, while users from abroad for them to have to pay.S