“10/23 Never Forget” has a communique from the Admin who says he’s “out and ok,” and sports a collection of videos ranging from the actual raid itself to to fan art appears online to remember the BitTorrent community’s favorite music site and how much it will be missed.
It’s been a long day for music fans in the BitTorrent community with news that the admin of OiNK had been arrested and the servers seized in simultaneous raids conducted in Middleborough, England, and Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
Well, now it seems that the admin of OiNK has been released from custody and is apparently okay. A communique made on a newly created OiNK Memorial blog reads as follows:
OiNK has sent a communication through his Consigliere Borbus:
” feel free to give information that i’m ok and out”
You can chat with other OiNK users at irc://dalnet/oink using the Chatzilla plug-in for Firefox.
Also to note is that a OiNK memorial blog called “10/23 OiNK Never Forget” has been created for people ot share their pain, stories, artwork, video clips, etc.
Here’s a few of the items that can be found.
Exclusive Video of the Arrest from the BBC
Get Your OiNK Merchandise While It Lasts
“While it is not clear that purchasing these items will indeed help our wounded comrade, it certainly will give you piece of mind that Cafe Press’ offerings are still medicore at best.”
http://www.cafepress.com/oink_shirts
Interview With Oink.CD Hosting Provider
“The hosting provider found out 2 months ago there was illegal activity. He said two men were arrested. All other reports say Just one. He’s lost 30,00 euros worth of servers.”
CHECK OUT THE OiNK MEMORIAL BLOG
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No but someone else will I've already started hearing of rumors of a sister site called Boink that will be set up eventually who knows.
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