If I look on the Homepage of the National Infrastructure Protection
Center (NIPC) http://www.nipc.gov/ (part of the FBI), I see there
are Advisory's about the diffrent Distributed denial of service tools.
But I think the way how its handled is really wrong.
Instead of "enforcing" the people who
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It is also impossible to differentiate between so-called
spam and expressions of a personal political, social or
artistic nature.
Herein lies one of the major issues that ought to be sorted out before
anyone takes any steps to regulate spam. What is spam, exactly? There seems
to be a
It's easy to classify SPAM as "junkmail" or UCE but I think that leaves
too much to interpretation these days.
Especially given the almost completely commercial applications of "the
net" (gawd, I hate to even think of Sandra B. and her magic octet).
I think the answer could live in what is
And I hope that the courts will finally realize that freedom of speech
includes the freedom not to have your communications disrupted by people
who want to sell you things.
I dunno, Keith. What you are asking for is content control - you are saying
that certain content shouldn't get to
actually I'd settle for well-defined mandatory labelling - at the SMTP
level for big volume spammers and at the 822 level for everyone.
Perhaps a future First Lady Tipper Gore will try to help you out
there, as she did for the consumers of recorded music.
Around here, we've been warned
While this may be important enough to have some discusion on the
general IETF list, I would point out that there does exist an IETF
working group in this area: RUN, Responsible Use of the Net
http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/run-charter.html. This working
group produced RFC 2635 which was
Chip Rosenthal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 09:35:23PM -0400, Keith Moore wrote:
And I hope that the courts will finally realize that freedom of speech
includes the freedom not to have your communications disrupted by people
who want to sell you things.
The
From: "Donald E. Eastlake 3rd" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While this may be important enough to have some discusion on the
general IETF list, I would point out that there does exist an IETF
working group in this area: RUN, Responsible Use of the Net
