I see your logic, but that would be a dumb reason. Regardless of what client is being used, to our ISPs it's still a torrent.I suspect legal reasons. Torrent programs are generally licensed for personal and private use. They are also perceived as... dubious among certain circles.
No doubt SE wants to send those lawyer-type people an indication that they are doing "everything in their power" to discourage piracy blah blah blah...
If they wanted to stay smoochy with the lawyers, they'd be offering us some http or ftp alternatives.
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