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| Moderate Mammal wrote:
> This maggot is in my district. I would ask if any are interested in
> protesting....but most would rather march into hell than get off their
> fat asses from behind a keyboard. Such irony.
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You summed up API as a group ....
well done .
Congrats for actualy doing some hands on stirring too BTW
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> Keith
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> http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/03/06/n...us_forum_posts/
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> Anonymous forum posts are a way of life for most of the Internet, but
> one New Jersey politician wants to put an end to that. Assemblyman
> Peter Biondi has introduced a state bill that would require forum
> administrators and Internet service providers to register the names of
> anyone who posts to a public forum.
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> Internet forums are sometimes filled with personal attacks by
> anonymous posters. The bill hopes to cut down those attacks by
> allowing victims to obtain the legal name and addresses of the
> posters. Forums and ISPs that cannot provide these names will be
> liable for compensatory and punitive damages.
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> It's unclear how the act would be enforced if it becomes law, but it
> is clear that Biondi will face a long fight with free speech
> proponents. In addition the provisions in the bill directly contradict
> parts of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 which specifically
> indemnifies ISPs against third-party content posts.
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