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From: Free Software Foundation <[email protected]>
To: behrad eslamifar <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, November 5, 2011 12:00 AM
Subject: [FSF] Stop the Internet Blacklist legislation
Join us, EFF, Demand Progress, and Fight for The Future in opposing the latest
round of Internet Blacklist legislation.
Take action and sign petitions on the following sites:
* EFF
* Demand Progress
* Fight For the Future
The EFF explains the legislation, which is titled the PROTECT-IP Act in the
Senate and SOPA in the House, as follows:
As drafted, the legislation would grant the government and private parties
unprecedented power to interfere with the Internet's domain name system (DNS).
The government would be able to force ISPs and search engines to redirect or
dump users' attempts to reach certain websites' URLs. In response, third
parties will woo average users to alternative servers that offer access to the
entire Internet (not just the newly censored U.S. version), which will create
new computer security vulnerabilities as the reliability and universality of
the DNS evaporates.
>It gets worse: Under SOPA's provisions, service providers (including hosting
>services) would be under new pressure to monitor and police their users’
>activities. While PROTECT-IP targeted sites “dedicated to infringing
>activities,” SOPA targets websites that simply don’t do enough to track and
>police infringement (and it is not at all clear what would be enough). And it
>creates new powers to shut down folks who provide tools to help users get
>access to the Internet the rest of the world sees (not just the “U.S.
>authorized version”).
This legislation is an example of the severely flawed thinking you get when
approaching issues in terms of "intellectual property".
We helped stop this bill before, but now it's back under a different name.
Please take a minute and help stop this one too!
In Solidarity,
Josh, John, Matt, and Richard
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