content: Sure, go back to FTP trading, and IRC; the beauty of p2p is that you are broadcasting it to every ip that will listen, 20 years ago before p2p became big sure you could download popular stuff, but you could pretty much forget about the rarer content. IMO eMule is even better than bittorrent for rare stuff, as it has always been. Thats because you can easily share tens-of-thousands of files publish them on a server or DHT (kad) and pretty much anyone can download it from you. On bittorrent, the rare stuff never lasts long, cause its a pain in the ass sharing lots of files on bittorrent, but its even more of a pain in the ass ftp trading and using usenet. youtube is fine if you dont mind looking for things a bit, but the quality of stuff on youtube is crap.