Hi J, Can you send me a link to this thread off-list? I'll take a look. Thanks, Mark

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J>>. conservative. That's not the case. It was an assumption on my part.. sorry Vickie

Received header lines just show the servers that the message passed through on the way to its' destination. I've already made the change that Shal suggested, just renaming them from Received to

Mark B I realize what you said. I am saying Mark would has a right to keep an eyes on such groups in the event Quote un quote :If there is intent to engage people in the act of harming someone

Vickie, My comment that the authors are referring to U.S. law was simply a factual note in response to yours that the author was in the UK and therefore conservative. That's not the case. Again: I

I agree J.. It is about food for thought.. Thank you hon Vickie

Ok, but Let me give you a perfect example Some internet businesses in the United states are in court today because they refuse to divulge data information. Microsoft is one of them.. Freedom of

Hi Vickie, I didn't ask what Mark F. would do if the Ayatollah started a group on Groups.io to issue a fatwa, what I wrote was a question about if the Ayatollah started a group on Groups.io to

They're referring to U.S. law. :-) -- Janet-Olivia I never feel sorry about what happened yesterday nor do I worry about what might happen tomorrow. "The Contented Little Pussycat" - Frances Ruth

J, Yes, I just wanted to point something out is all. I don't dispute their professionalism Thank you J Vickie

Vickie, There are numerous contributors and the editors are both law professors at U. Chicago. J p.s. The authors don't propose one thing or another with respect to the specific issue here. I

Thank you J I can see that is written by someone in the UK. Internet laws and freedom of speech differ from country to country Even data collection laws differ from country to country. I

Thank you J.. Retired business owner here.. Vickie

Mark B>>>Out of curiosity, Mark, if Ayatollah Ruhollah started a Groups.io group to discuss Muslim theology and blasphemy, who would be the arbiter of the code of conduct on their discussions if a

Here's a link to the publisher: http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674064317

Hi J_catlady, I peeked into the book on Amazon and it looks like an interesting and thoughtful read! Thanks. Best, Mark Bielecki

p.s. As far as actual censorship goes, I'm about as extreme an opponent of it as you'll ever find. (For the record.;) But with the internet as a tool, speech can now do more actual harm than it could

VIckie, Being a business owner myself, I wouldn't argue with anything you say here. :-) -J

Mark B., It's interesting what you say about free speech's demise. I highly recommend the book "The Offensive Internet" I posted about before. The authors argue that the free speech concept needs