The number of sites offering legal torrents seems to be growing and growing: Recently launched Wortharchiving.com aims to archive public domain movies, federal documents and other files that aren't tied up by traditional copyright restrictions.
From the site:
"We enjoy archiving legal torrents for movie downloads with expired copyrights, and With the help of our users, we preserve rare files that would otherwise cease to exist. Do you legally possess the last copy, or one of the last copies of a digital file? Share it today, and save it from extinction."
Makes it sound a little bit like saving the whales, doesn't it? The catalog of the site isn't too impressive right now, with many movies apparently just being taken from Archive.org. The legal status of some files also isn't too clear - but you gotta love a site that thinks it's worth to archive a digital copy of the Ikea catalog.
From the site:
"We enjoy archiving legal torrents for movie downloads with expired copyrights, and With the help of our users, we preserve rare files that would otherwise cease to exist. Do you legally possess the last copy, or one of the last copies of a digital file? Share it today, and save it from extinction."
Makes it sound a little bit like saving the whales, doesn't it? The catalog of the site isn't too impressive right now, with many movies apparently just being taken from Archive.org. The legal status of some files also isn't too clear - but you gotta love a site that thinks it's worth to archive a digital copy of the Ikea catalog.