> The questions one should ask are:
>
> 1. Is Palm a monopolist with this mailing list?
Palm runs this mailing list service - they should have the
right to moderate it to prevent a user of the service from
being abusive/offensive to the other users.
lets not get into "Microsoft" law suits here :))
> 2. Does Palm with this banning intentionally wants to damage
> Michael Sokolov in a way conflicting with national policy
> and public morals?
Palm did not wish to ban anyone, however under the statements
provided by many users on the list - and some discussions
from users with Michael to "relax" his offensiveness were
ignored. there was no choice.
i believe that with an apology, Michael Sokolov may be rejoined
with this list. i dont mind people expressing their opinion,
but at the expense of harming other users on the list - it is
not to be tolertated.
this is my opinion, and it may differ from Palm's. however it
is a "reasonable" solution to this. i would welcome Michael
back to the mailing list, under the condition what happened
before does not happen again :)
we all loose it at some time :P
cheers.
az,
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