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Mxpie.net is one of a number of official MXpie info and help resources, the aim is to ensure Winmx users are getting the correct MXpie patch and that they are being protected from rouge flooders.
The MXPie team was set up shortly after Winmx was shut down some 2 years ago, the MXpie team aims to help users reconnect to the Winmx network, whilst ensuring users are protected. MXpie team also aim to provide tips and tweaks for Winmx users. MXPie info resource as available at mxpie.org, mxpie.net and our home at mxpie.com, please avoid mxpie.info as they are a splinter group NOT affiliated to the real MXpie team, their patch is currently helping the Riaa flood our network. In addition the un-official group found at MXPie.info are supporting network censorship by blocking users they don't like and assisting the Riaa and it's agents to flood the network with fake files.
Frequently asked questions: 1. What does MXPie mean? MX came of course from WinMX, and the PIE part stands for Peer Integration Exchange, hence the MXPie Patch. We chose to use this name to brand the connection patch to make it easier for users to find patches, resources and help. MXPie Patch is often also referred to as the Piepatch, WinMX Patch, or WinMX Pie Patch. 2. Is MXPie a new name for WinMX? Winmx will always be Winmx, nobody has the right, or need to change that. MXPie Team chose the name MXPie to represent the patch and the Pie teams efforts to support WinMX. 3. Where can I get the latest MXPie patch? MXPie Patch is available from the Downloads section of the official Mxpie site at Mxpie.com 4. Can I download WinMX and MXPie patch bundled together? This is currently not an option we offer, however we intend to add it along with the new Mxpie Patch due in the near future you can download still WinMX software for free. Once the MXPie Patch is installed you will be able to connect to the WinMX network as before. 5. If I had WinMX before Frontcode shutdown, do I need to get a new copy of the WinMX program? No, just download and install MXPie Patch and then WinMX will be able connect to the network again using all your oirignal WinMX settings. 6. I currently use the WinMXGroup patch. Should I remove it? As a user, you have a choice of which patch to use, however the owner of Winmxgroup (King Macro - KM) has now ceased support for his patch and users and has instead chosen to attack the network using exploits in his software namely his WCS chat server, we would therefore advise removing any software from KM and or his Winmxgroup as soon as possible to avoid any issues. 7. I currently use the patch from mxpie.info Should I remove it? Yes, this patch is a hosts file only, which means it offers you the user NO protection whatsoever from being hit by flood attacks from the Riaa and their paid agents, in addition primary users of this patch are likely to be be un-wittingly assisting the Riaa by allowing their PC to be used to flood the Winmx network. This particular un-official rogue group calling themselves a Pie group recommend the use of PG2 an IP blocker, however many users find it complicated, it slows their PC, and the IP lists used to provide user protection to be hugely over the top and often missing some of the worst flooders on Winmx. The method of connection to Winmx is flawed and is currently the main reason why the Riaa agents are able to flood our network. 8. I can't get MXPie Patch to work, what should I do? Please visit our help forum resource at www.acid-lounge.com/forum 9. Will MXPie ever become a pay service? No, there is nothing to pay for, the original software WInmx, is available for free as is the MXpie patch 10. Is it true MXpie and Winmx World are working together on a new patch? Yes, this is true, a number of users from both teams are cooperating to produce a new patch that is intended to be open source. This patch will actively block flooders from users connnections, as well as filtering fake files from users search results. In addition to this patch its expected there will be several open source peer caches available for independent users to operate. Please note the rogue group calling themselves mxpie.info have refused to be a part of this joint effort and have instead chosen to continue to offer their patch that assists the Riaa to flood the network. In addition the operator of the mxpie.info peer caches has begun selectively blocking Winmx users from connecting to the network, this type of censorship is against the very principals of p2p and should be opposed at every opportunity.
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