Original sentence: FrostWire is based outside the United States, possibly to avoid legal liability.FrostWire's interface is nearly identical to that of LimeWire's since it's based on the same code base, however, the color scheme is slightly different as is shown in the picture above.It uses the Gnutella network and is heavily based on the better-known LimeWire program.LimeWire is available in both free and paid versions, while FrostWire is released only as a free version.The FrostWire team has stated that they will never use "blocking" code similar to that which is used in LimeWire
Edited sentence: Compliants of same at the proprietary "forum" acknowledge the problem, but it continues to go unaddressed.FrostWire is (on paper) based outside the United States, obviously to avoid legal liability, yet has development facilities at Brooklyn, NY.FrostWire's interface is nearly identical to that of LimeWire's since it's based on the same code base, however, the color scheme is slightly different.It uses the now heavily spammed/spyware leaden and outdated Gnutella network and is largely based on the better-known, more robust, (and still not effectively 'Blocked') LimeWire program.LimeWire is available in both free and paid versions, while FrostWire is released only as a free version, (albiet with a deceptive download interface that seems designed to trick users into thinking they MUST donate a fee in order to obtain the software).The "Frostwire team" has stated that they will never use "blocking" code similar to that which is used in LimeWire, however several US software security analysis firms (including Kroll Research and Development) have identified several active trojan scripts secreted within the source-code itself.These chat-rooms are monitored by volunteer "Moderators", whom, while generally acceptable, have caused many problems within the Frostwire chat community