Re: [newbie] NOTICE: CNet no longer support LINUX download !!!

[Jason]

Good luck getting sites, in, like, say Panama to comply. Too many 
countries that would (yeah!) tell the US to get fscked, which would only 
hurt the complying US companies. I think the courts know this, the long 
arm of the US doesn't extend EVERYWHERE yet. There are still a few 
countries yet that have nothing to lose by telling the US to get Fscked. 
Thos wil always harbour technology (and funds) the US finds objectionable.

Cheers

Jason

Troy Davidson wrote:

Makes me wonder if this is the beginning of the SCO fallout.  I know that
there hasn't been any ruling on anything yet.  But, why couldn't SCO use the
DMCA to shutdown any site that is distributing anything to do with Linux?
This might just be the beginning of a scary road we are heading down.

Troy Davidson 
Linux User #311107

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