I'm afraid I'm not going to protest against the recommendation of the
EFF.
I am not part of a mob and I excepted the EFF's leadership when I
decided to protest, so I will not abandon it when it says to stand down
for a time. We are more powerful under a united front. The EFF has
done a great job so far with this sort of thing and I am not going to
weaken their position.
I will take up the cause again at their leave.
--Tim
(sleaping with his sword)
Edward Craig wrote:
>
> EFF may have backed off, but the protest has NOT been cancelled.
> The predominant opinion on Slashdot seems to be that it's best to
> protest anyway, as Adobe has handed off jurisdiction to the Feds and
> cannot be expected to free Dmitry. It's nice that Adobe is planning to
> talk, but we have a Russian overdue home, and Adobe can't free him. This
> is a criminal case for the Federal Government's prosecution to drop, not a
> civil matter for Adobe to influence, let alone drop.
> So the protests might happen anyway, just no longer with EFF's
> blessing.
> After that, honesty compels me to note the following:
> I already took last weekend off for the Country Fair. I must work
> this weekend. I wish anyone going to Portland Monday the best possible
> demonstration. I won't be there, sorry.
>
> --
> Ed Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Taxi (I need an income) GNU/Linux (I can afford a Free OS)
> Think this through with me, let me know your mind... Hunter/Garcia
