I think the general thinking is that WISP's shouldn't have to pay to make the
Governments' job easier...
John
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From: Sam Tetherow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: 'WISPA General List'
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Why's WISPA silent about
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From: Butch Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Why's WISPA silent about this? 2 diferent issues at
hand
On Sun, 4 Jun 2006, George Rogato wrote:
1) Does the government have
On Sun, 4 Jun 2006, George Rogato wrote:
Most likely wispa will act on this. But, ultimately, it comes down
to does the membership of wispa want to do this.
Which is what I said in my first post on the subject.
I don't mean to be rude, but shouldn't the paying members that make
up the wispa
Well now I don't feel so alone in my opinions :)
I still consider you a wisp, isn't that what brought us all here together?
George
Butch Evans wrote:
On Sun, 4 Jun 2006, George Rogato wrote:
Most likely wispa will act on this. But, ultimately, it comes down to
does the membership of wispa
I want to preface this email with the statement that I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT
support this law, it is an invasion of privacy and places an undue
burden of responsibility on an ISP.
Now that being said, as I read the article, and as some have pointed out
the information being requested for archive
I could be wrong but as I have followed this thread there are 2 issues
at hand.
1) Does the government have a right to know the actions of Americans on
the internet?
2) Is this a responsibility of the ISP to bear the burden of gathering
this information or should the burden be carried by
While I agree with your breakdown and the general statement that #1
should be decided on by the country as a whole. I think it is up to us
as an industry that understands the implications of what is being asked
for to make a statement about #1 even if it is just a clarification of
the
On Sun, 4 Jun 2006, George Rogato wrote:
1) Does the government have a right to know the actions of
Americans on the internet?
This is not really at issue. At least it is not really of any
concern for us here.
2) Is this a responsibility of the ISP to bear the burden of
gathering this
Butch,
Most likely wispa will act on this. But, ultimately, it comes down to
does the membership of wispa want to do this.
I don't mean to be rude, but shouldn't the paying members that make up
the wispa membership decide what wispa acts on or not?
It's not that I disagree with any of this,
