Travis Roy wrote:
> I think DMCA is fair game.
I've got better things to do than to be the mailing list Nazi (Hah!
Goodwin's Law!) and won't meta-debate what can or can't be posted, But
advocating illegal activities no matter how offensive the law is
something that can get the list in trouble. N
Expressions of your opinion on the DMCA, the Sonny Bono Copyright Act,
your interpretation of Sony/Betamax and so forth are political and
just
lead to a lot of wasted air, imo. If you want to express those
opinions,
and I do regularly, I aim at my congresspeople and at funding the
organizati
Travis Roy wrote:
>> Let's focus our discussions on Linux and Free/Open Source Software and
>> not on proprietary multimedia. There are plenty of other forums for that.
>
> To be fair, I do think copyright issues are something that is up for
> discussion. After all, it does effect Free/Open Sourc
On 3/26/07, Travis Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To be fair, I do think copyright issues are something that is up for
discussion. After all, it does effect Free/Open Source Software quite
a bit.
If you or anyone else wants to discuss what law or policy *should*
be, and why, go right ahead.
I don't recall the "giving it to a friend" portion of the decision,
and
the slippery slope of two friends, four friends, putting it on the web
site, popping it up on BitTorrent likely crosses the line, somewhere.
I agree with this.. Even when people were saying making mix tapes for
friends
