On Wed, 2006-10-11 at 06:16 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hi, > > quite frankly: mis-listings occur .... but if a domain remains blacklisted > after a court case, it > must be for a reason :) > As an email user, I dont want to have to find out that reason :( > As a non-american, I can see this as a "vote with your feet" case .... stop > buying US > products > > Wolfgang Hamann >
It's hard to stop buying US products, or UK products, or any particular nation's products: everybody is selling things to everybody else, and the computer in your "German" car might come from Malaysia, Texas, Japan, or Singapore. The list goes on. I suggest a different approach: organize your friends, coworkers, and neighbors to get your own government involved: after all, if a U.S. court can dictate the actions of a UK company, then it should be able to do so in other countries. FWIW. Bill Horne
