Afterward, NIN unofficially released video and audio from the soundboard for those shows as torrents on the Internet, and a group of fans got together to start editing the DVD together. They’re producing discs as regular DVDs and Blu-Ray, printing, packaging and shipping them for free. Trent Rezor gave away an album, and now his fans are showing him how much they appreciated it.

The fan site is called This One Is On Us, and though the DVDs are not yet ready, they have created torrents for the audio portion in 320 Kb MP3 and FLAC format.

See the trailer for the DVD:

Adrian’s goal was to make the talks more accessible to a non-geeky audience. A Taste of TED on DVD was just launched a couple of days ago, and given the way that torrents work, you’ll want to jump on the bandwagon sooner rather than later. I’ll hereby commit to seeding it for at least a week.

What’s more, Adrian remembered to make both an NTSC and a PAL version. It’s important to acknowledge your international audience.

“Let the wiki win” is what the man said by way of announcing the wiki dedicated to himself.

It’s this kind of brief geeky poetry which has garnered him such a large, dedicated following. Not only was it smart for the “geek rocker” to create a wiki (most of his fans have been taking an active role in making him famous for years, already), but because he understands his audience, he made a Star Wars pun to get their attention. Bravo.