You would think so, but technical arguments seem to get ignored in these matters. For example, so-called "deep linking". Controlling direct access to Web reso

You would think so, but technical arguments seem to get ignored in these matters. For example, so-called "deep linking". Controlling direct access to Web resources is a solved technical problem, and if someone has a URL that responds to a basic GET then, hey, it must be intended for that; that's how it works. Yet it still ends up as fodder for endless legal manuevers.