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   by dshafer 16y ago

   I agree completely with your observation about Ts&Cs. OTOH, I have a legal background and I know that agreements like this one (they used to be called 'rip-and-sign' back in the days of packaged software) are hard to enforce. I know of
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   by dshafer 16y ago

   That is a politically conservative perspective and I respect your right to hold it. I don't see government as inherently bad, evil or inefficient, let alone uncaring.
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   by dshafer 16y ago

   No disagreement. See my earlier reply just above. I tossed that idea out to see if it would stimulate some thinking about a good way to address the issue.
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   by dshafer 16y ago

   I do not advocate government regulation. I raise it as a possibility hoping others will offer better solutions. So far, nobody has. It is clear that, as a matter of law, users of free services are not entitled to any expectation of treatmen
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   by dshafer 16y ago

   Fascinating. You judge me in my entirety as an enemy of the future just because I post a single message with which you disagree. You indicate by your response that you prefer tossing word-bombs and accusations around in ad hominem attacks r
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   by dshafer 16y ago

   I guess you can see it as entitlement on the part of the consumer but I see a sense of entitlement here on the part of the publisher. And who said anything about not sacrificing quality? You're projecting your fears onto me, hardly a fair a