On Mon, Apr 22, 2002 at 01:52:52AM -0700, Lyle Leavitt wrote: > It was my understanding (which may have been incorrect) that CRIME > (crime@private) was to be a private moderated list and was limited > to those individuals who had submitted an Infragard "Non-Secure > Membership Application". That application contained the following > optional clause. Eh? What is Infragard? Who/what owns or runs this Infragard? Am I in violation of the DMCA because I have bypassed the access control mechanisms inherent to the Infragard membership application? If I am in violation of DMCA, perhaps whoever runs Infragard would be willing to be benevolent and provide me with an opportunity to run through their access control mechanisms afresh? Perhaps the Majordomo output should be modified to directly mention Infragard -- I don't recall reading about Infragard when I signed onto this list. I also don't recall any prohibitions against making my own personal archives of the list available to the public. -- sarnold, wondering where the "don't write anything in an email you wouldn't want to read on the front page of your newspaper" saying went that we were all required to read years ago before our ISPs would even let us log in... -- http://sardonix.org/
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