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At 01:13 PM 10/6/98 -0400, Bob Allisat wrote: > >Richard writes: >> I observe that the less infrastructure people own, >> the more their passion for the Internet to be "public". > > Ownership is not the issue here. > And you cannot be surprised that > persons more or less at the mercy > of the arbitrary interferances of > mere "sysops" advocate so-called > "consumer protection" regulation > of the Internet. More important > is the protection of the common > person's human rights, civil > liberties and basic freedoms. You have no human rghts, civil liberties or basic freedoms on my network that I don't give you, Bob. In fact, you exist on my network at my pleasure and this may be revoked at any time. If you don't like it, get your own network. I can't think of anything more fair than that. Considering the fact I gave you unlimited free resources for two years and took a heap of abuse because of it I'm not sure what will make you happy. Perhaps you won't be until you're in charge of the entire Internet. BoB.NeT. Coming to a router near you. This has nothing to do with the IETF which I just noticed is Cc'd, or really IFWP, so we should move this discussion to an appropriate forum. News:talk.bizarre is probably right. -- richard at culture.getty.edu "It's all just marketing" Maitland House, Bannockburn, Ontario, CANADA, K0K 1Y0
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