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Re: cat flames >/dev/null
From: newsham () wiliki eng hawaii edu (Timothy Newsham)
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 1994 17:12:21 -1000 (HST)
Sysops are held responsible for the data stored on their machines. I do not want illegal copies of other peoples credit/access info on my system for any length of time, even in the mail spool.I'm tired of this argument. Do any of your machines receive news? Do any of your users receive internet mail? There are just 2 pathways for 'illegal' information to enter your systems. There is no stopping it: even some sort of censoring scheme would require temporary spooling. There is an implied risk in connecting to the internet. This is one of them. If you're not willing to accept this risk, unplug your routers.
Everyone seems to forget that this list is hosted by Scott Chasin. People should be grateful that he is providing this service and respectful of the decisions he makes. If he changes the list into something you do not like work towards making a list that satisfies your needs. Thank you Scott.
...Eric
Current thread:
- cat flames >/dev/null Douglas W. Goodall (Oct 10)
- Hackers Out of Business? Christopher Klaus (Oct 10)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Eric Conrad (Oct 10)
- Tripwire Jr? Michael S. Hines (Oct 10)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Scott Chasin (Oct 10)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Kam T Tam (Oct 10)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Christopher A. Stewart (Oct 10)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null David Kovar (Oct 11)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Joseph Steinberg (Oct 11)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Shawn Brown (Oct 11)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Timothy Newsham (Oct 10)
- Re: cat flames >/dev/null Thomas D. Nadeau (Oct 11)
- The NOISE ends here Scott Chasin (Oct 11)