Man this sucks so bad!!! it was the best site of them all, anyone knows of other sites???

Greetings everybody,

As you have probably noticed, we have often had downtimes. This was because it was so hard to keep this site up! But now we are sorry to inform you all, that SuprNova is closing down for good in the way that we all know it. We do not know if SuprNova is going to return, but it is certainly not going to be hosting any more torrent links. We are very sorry for this, but there was no other way, we have tried everything.

Thank you all that helped us, by donating mirrors or something else, by uploading and seeding files, by helping people out on IRC and on forum, by spreading the word about SuprNova.org. It is a sad day for all of us!

Please visit SuprNova.org every once in a while to get the latest news on what is happening and if there is anything new to report on.

As we wish to maintain the nice comunity that we created, we are keppig forums and irc servers open.

Thank you all and Goodbye! sloncek & the rest of the SuprNova Team

:cry: RIP Suprnova

but I thought mercuryserver was the best site!? something strange is going on around here...

Re: Nooooooooooooooooooo!!!

tight avatar, picklemonkey

[url]www.lokitorrent.com[/url] (gotta sign up) [url]www.torrentreactor.net[/url]

damn, i am seriously bummed about this. been using Suprnova for almost a year. :( :(

^jib signup to Lokitorrent.com and mufftorrent.com

:Naughty:

very lame, not that i ever download programs illegitimately from the internet :Who:

[url]http://www.mufftorrent.com/[/url] :roll:

doh!

Its the nest big thing that the RIAA is going after soon enough they also will go down like the rest. But there is always something that will takes its place

I'm switching to earthstation5.... :CrackUp:

actually I've been using the pirate bay for awhile now

[url]http://thepiratebay.org/frame.html[/url]

shame about suprnova twas good

Re: Nooooooooooooooooooo!!!

[quote=luck211]tight avatar, picklemonkey[/quote]

good graphics

[quote=palmer]I'm switching to earthstation5.... :CrackUp:

actually I've been using the pirate bay for awhile now

[url]http://thepiratebay.org/frame.html[/url]

shame about suprnova twas good[/quote]

Damn beat me to it, there also used to be another one called Youceff Torrent. Not sure what happened there, but PB and Youceff were great for VSTs and Refills. Perfect for all you aspiring producers. :Bingo:

Re: Nooooooooooooooooooo!!!

omg, what a weird thread. ............ or its just cause im german?

Kraut :)

a bit of both methinks :mrgreen:

A popular peer-to-peer file-sharing website has closed down amid mounting efforts by the movie industry to crack down on online piracy.

The Suprnova website was one of the most popular places for people swapping and sharing links to illegal copies of films on the BitTorrent network.

A recent study showed that more than half of the peer-to-peer traffic during June was for the BitTorrent system, which allows files to be shared among multiple users at the time.

In a message posted on Suprnova.org yesterday, the site's controllers said the website was "closing down for good in the way that we all know it".

The message adds: "We are very sorry for this, but there was no other way, we have tried everything."

Suprnova states that, if the site does return, it will no longer host any more torrent links.

Phoenix Torrents, another popular BitTorrent site, has also decided to shut down and last week Finnish police raided a BitTorrent site that reportedly let 10,000 users share pirated films, software, music and games.

The closures follow news that the Motion Picture Association of America has launched a campaign to sue the people behind the sites that provide information and links to illegal copies of films.

It has also filed suits against users of file-sharing programmes BitTorrent, eDonkey and DirectConnect in the US and Europe.

"The message today is clear: if you illegally trade movies online, we can find you and we will hold you accountable," said MPAA senior vice president John Malcolm.

The MPAA claims that more than ?3.5 billion will be lost to film piracy this year, excluding the losses from online file sharing.

damn i didn't know there were that many torrent sites around.

BTW, Pickle...Awesome avatar. I think that guy just flicked me off!!!

bit torrents, ftp's, p2p's, trading files by way of a messenger prog: they can never stop it. there will always be a way to share files. the RIAA/MPAA is just wasting their time. :lol:

file sharing will not go away. it is part of our culture now. :RockOn:

[url]www.torrentspy.com[/url]

the Best.