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one time at band camp, [email protected] ([email protected]) said:

>I tried to sign up for DIME awhile back but they weren't accepted new  
>members.  Any advice?

dime has a membership limit but they are always accepting new members
since they are always deleting old, unused accounts. they typically
remove 150 or so accounts everyday. a little perserverance will get you
an account. see

http://wiki.dimeadozen.org/index.php/DimeFAQ:Frequently_Asked_Questions#Is_DIME_membership_closed.3F__Every_time_I_try_to_sign_up.2C_you.27re_always_full.

that said, the fact that getting a dime account is not easy is something
that troubles me since my interest in torrenting live recordings is to
make them as widely available as possible. so, while i will always 
torrent stuff there (since it's my "home" tracker, if you will), i try
to seed stuff elsewhere if i know there will be a lot of interest from
casual bittorrent users.

speaking of which, anyone know if jane's pay-as-you-go model for 
recompense for studio recordings translates to amateur, live recordings?
does she mind this sort of thing? 

woj