The data is based on statistics from the development platform at a time when around 250 people had contributed. This number has increased to 283 today and will likely hit 300 during the weeks to come. […] It also shows that a lot of people don’t mind being publicly associated with the project. While some use only their nickname, it’s not hard to identify some of the key developers. Most contributors, however, don’t believe that they are crossing a line. While Hollywood characterizes the software as illegal and one of the greatest threats it faces, most developers just want to code. – Ernesto, TorrentFreak

(Full Story:http://ift.tt/1iGOCGX)