Everyone,
I've gone through the U.S. Code material as published by congress, and
it seems to me that most video game companies are well within their
right to ask for a waiver. Here's a paste of the most relevant
section:
‘‘(h) COMMISSION FLEXIBILITY.—
‘‘(1) WAIVER.—The Commission shall have the
HI,
It was a news letter put out by the AFB that day. I too got the same email.
My comment is if you feel strongly about this, or have a minute to write
something, send it along. You just never know what might happen.
Shermanator
- Original Message -
From: "shaun everiss"
Sent: Tuesda
And give my credit card number out to?
Sorry but this sounds like a spam.
Even if its true I don't think mass mailing the government would help.
If I was bothered I guess I could do that.
but they are not worth me actually making something to keep flooding
for no reason.
I am not exactly that bo
ALERT!--1 Email from You Can Keep the FCC from Throwing Accessible Gaming Tech
Under the Bus!Subject: ALERT!--1 Email from You Can Keep the FCC from Throwing
Accessible Gaming Tech Under the Bus!
ALERT!--An Email Today'll Keep the Waiver Away!
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