Not many people may look for hamlet, but it's out there. A student or a teacher may want to find it. That is like asking it of a bookstore. Ask any manager of a bookstore why they carry hamlet and it seems like a proposterus question, but why is it normal to ask it of a p2p network? The eff petition simply asks for fair and just treatment and tracking down of criminals and for a fair and just look at the issues presented. It doesn't present any solutions to the current p2p problems. All we want is a fair and just evaluation of the problems at hand and then a good and balanced solution to the problems at hand. the petition doesnt mention wether p2p is good or bad, just how the RIAA is catching pirates. You wouldnt want somebody searching your house wiuthout a warrant or reason? If you do, move to indonesia or share your music library.

All I'm asking is that you take a fair and balanced look at the problem adressed in the petition and then decide wether you want to sign it or not. This is about how the RIAA violates our privacy, civil rights, civil liberties, and our security.