bkml wrote:
> On Feb 24, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Ming-Wei Shih wrote:
>
>   
>>> Do you mean to suggest you can just ignore the law because of an
>>> online poll? I presume that would be rather naive.
>>>
>>>       
>> Since when is this breaking the law outside those countries?  
>> Openpbx is
>> legal to use in a lot more countries than illegal countries.
>>     
>
> The only countries where the name is safe to use are the US and Canada.
>   
And the only country that this maybe "not safe" is .au
>
>   
>> Democracy is about to respect the opinion
>> of  the majority and not about the individuals.
>>     
>
> Democracy is first and foremost about the principle that nobody is  
> above the law, that no majority can impose lawlessness upon any  
> minority.
>
>   
Hehe, laws are made by men, you have such a weird way of trying to turn 
everything to
the way you wanted.

Democracy comes from Greek, people rule. Respect the majority, and the 
majority makes
the law.

Don't get me wrong, I am all for a name change, I would like a name that 
is safe to use
everywhere, but we just need to stay open on every aspect of this 
project, something that you
seem not agree on because you start making irresponsible comments and 
accusing
suggestion/insinuations when an open question is asked.

>> And please don't PUT words if my mouth, did I suggested anything? I
>> merely said that the "yes" voters should be more convincing.
>>     
>
> Perhaps you should read more carefully. I suggested it would be  
> rather naive to assume that an online poll has any weight when it  
> comes to legal matters.
>   

Maybe you should stop putting words in other's mouth and stop being so 
pushy. And please
learn how to snip a email, you have cut off the paragraph where you put 
words in my mouth
and insinuated that I suggested something, this is really unacceptable.

If you tell me to read more carefully why do you delete this specific 
paragraph?

You left out this, quote: "
Do you mean to suggest you can just ignore the law because of an
online poll? I presume that would be rather naive.
"

One good advise from me Ben, don't play with people's mind, don't try to 
manipulate the
crowd.

And as I said last time, if you don't want this to be an open process, 
please go troll
else where.

xming
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