Frankly, I never saw much need for using peer-to-peer downloading.Firstly, I cannot think why I really would need to spend a whole day downloading the copy of a poor-quality movie from a far corner of the world. After all, I subsribe to an all-you-can-eat DVD subscription via regular mail. That gives me the original 8-gig discs with all the extras. Secondly, I've got a large enough collection of music already in .mp3 or .wma format and generally find myself not having enough time to even listen to the podcasts which I aggregate for my little Zen. It'd hardly be worth my effort trying to find a whole album at a good bitrate with files following my naming conventions. It just does not seem worth it.
Knowing that I am not up to date with the technology finally forced to download BitComet. I can certainly appreciate the concept of using torrents. It'd surely be of benefit to organizations with sizeable amounts of data for distribution. I suppose when I have some extra time, I'll probably have to set up a torrent. What shall I share?