Lost - Your opinion

**Steppe Merc** · 08-11-2005, 23:22

Axeknight, in that case either Mannish (is that right? Probably not), or British(who ever wrote it) tv reviewers are fools.

**Ianofsmeg16** · 08-13-2005, 15:44

Originally Posted by Steppe Merc

Axeknight, in that case either Mannish (is that right? Probably not), or British(who ever wrote it) tv reviewers are fools.

Manx...

I didnt read any of the reviews but most people i've talked to loved the program...hmmmmm

**Meneldil** · 08-13-2005, 18:11

Originally Posted by ian_of_smeg16

Manx...

That sounds kinda abokasix-ish

The last episode is a double-feature called "Exodus".
The screenshot is from that episode.

Have they launched the raft yet?

If so, we might only have 2 episodes today, and the 2 last ones next week. Oh god that would sucks.

**Ianofsmeg16** · 08-13-2005, 18:16

Originally Posted by Meneldil

That sounds kinda abokasix-ish

I'm Being serious, that is how you say a person from the isle of man
Manx
Manx Flag, Manx Language, Manx Broth.......
on topic, is lost in the UK going to feature every week?

**The Blind King of Bohemia** · 08-13-2005, 21:23

Yeah, 10pm on Channel 4 with the following episode at 11 on E4.

**Sigurd** · 08-13-2005, 21:31

@ Ra’s al Ghul: Thank you for your answers. I take it that you either study law or work in law.

Since it is a grey area I will not loose any sleep over having downloaded a couple of the episodes earlier this spring.
The next morally laden problem would be to wait for the show to air season 2 here, while episodes week after week are uploaded to the torrent communities.

I think the copyright laws in Scandinavia could be more lenient that what is norm of the rest of Europe and certainly US. One of the popular torrent sites which happen to be Scandinavian based (I will not mention its name as that would be to promote a site with piracy content and would be in violation with the forum rules) has not been shut down because it does not violate any laws in the nation in which it is hosted. They make a habit of posting the letters they get about copyright infringement and the site’s written replies. I am sure we are dealing with loopholes here.

**R'as al Ghul** · 08-14-2005, 09:57

Originally Posted by Sigurd Fafnesbane

@ Ra’s al Ghul: Thank you for your answers. I take it that you either study law or work in law.

Well,no.

It's actually media-science with focus on internet-technologies
like p2p, search-engines, open-source etc.

Originally Posted by Sigurd Fafnesbane

Since it is a grey area I will not loose any sleep over having downloaded a couple of the episodes earlier this spring.
The next morally laden problem would be to wait for the show to air season 2 here, while episodes week after week are uploaded to the torrent communities.

I think the copyright laws in Scandinavia could be more lenient that what is norm of the rest of Europe and certainly US. One of the popular torrent sites which happen to be Scandinavian based (I will not mention its name as that would be to promote a site with piracy content and would be in violation with the forum rules) has not been shut down because it does not violate any laws in the nation in which it is hosted. They make a habit of posting the letters they get about copyright infringement and the site’s written replies. I am sure we are dealing with loopholes here.

The beauty of a p2p network like bittorrent is its decentralized architeture.
It's almost impossible to monitor such a network and find out who
is participating. I won't be loosing sleep about the next season either.

Actually the big media industries have to face their globalization-backlash
on this level. Can't say I'm having much pity for them.

**Meneldil** · 08-14-2005, 10:50

Only 2 episodes yesterday, with the first part of Exodus.
Can't wait for the last 2, although I think I won't learn a lot. I hope season 2 will be released fairly soon in Europe