[IP] more on OS X hack sites closed;
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Subject: RE: [IP] OS X hack sites closed;]
Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 20:10:03 -0500
From: RJR RJRiley.com <RJR@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: dave@xxxxxxxxxx
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From: Dave Farber [mailto:dave@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 5:29 PM
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Subject: [IP] OS X hack sites closed;]
What are the odds that the duscussion just moves off shore. djf
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Subject: Re: [IP] OS X hack sites closed;
Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 12:07:00 -0500
From: Dan Shoop <shoop@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: dave@xxxxxxxxxx, ip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
References: <43F65804.9020304@xxxxxxxxxx>
<<It should be noted that both of these site were advocating and
demonstrating how to break the EULA that Apple ships Mac OS X under.
That's breach of terms. The sites were aiding and abetting users to violate
their agreements with Apple.>>
The terms have become unreasonable. DMCA goes way too far and it is long
past time people revolted.
Understand that I value intellectual property, but something is really wrong
when something like DMCA is passed. Eventually the backlash will damage the
industry severely. People should be boycotting companies over the use of
DMCA.
The insidious attempts to abridge fair use are outrageous.
Ronald J Riley, Exec. Dir. Ronald J Riley, President
InventorEd, Inc. Professional Inventors Alliance
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