[LINK] Fw: Fwd: [ PRIVACY Forum ] Brits' Failed Heavy MetalCensorship Attempt Disrupts Wikipedia Edits

[David Goldstein]

Hi Kim,

Whether it's as simple as getting Fielding's vote or not, I don't know. Stil raised a good point on this.

My comment on this is in less than 10 years this whole debate is going on again.

So I'd say opposing in its entirety has failed.

David



----- Original Message ----
From: Kimberley Heitman <kheitman at kheitman.com>
To: link at anu.edu.au
Sent: Monday, 8 December, 2008 9:52:56 PM
Subject: Re: [LINK] Fw: Fwd: [ PRIVACY Forum ] Brits' Failed Heavy MetalCensorship Attempt Disrupts Wikipedia Edits

>As for those on this list who are horrified at the prospects, I'm waiting
>for a plan on an alternative that can at least meet some of what Conroy
>wants. 

Conroy wants Fielding's vote. Just like Alston wanted Harradine's vote. I
just wish they'd bribe these celibacy perverts with something other than ISP
filters. 

>Be realistic - if you just oppose everything in toto, you'll be
>ignored.

Not at all, I'll get you and your little dog too!

This is the same debate as in 1999, and Internet censorship is still wrong
and impossible. I'm happy to oppose it in ... its entirety ... because it's
the right answer technically, ethically and legally. 

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Kimberley James Heitman
www.kheitman.com
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