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From: sven@cs.widener.edu (Sven Heinicke)
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Subject: Re: Pirating games!
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Date: 19 Apr 91 12:47:33 GMT
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In <1991Apr18.181335.23350@midway.uchicago.edu>, jcav@quads.uchicago.edu writes:
>In article <1991Apr18.021454.20472@news.iastate.edu> xdpq8@CCVAX.IASTATE.EDU writes:
>
>AARRGHH!!  Then why did you use it??  EVERYONE who read your article knew
>EXACTLY what the word was, so if they were offendable, THEY WERE OFFENDED!
>Two measily little asterisks aren't going to fool anybody.  I agree with
>Jeff.  If you're going to use profanity, USE IT, else DON'T, but don't wimp
>out.
>

What about FCC ratings, maby not over internet (due to its
international status) but if apple get that wave length opproved will
saying, this, unwarnted words be alowed if there is some kind of
public use for thies.  On movies on tv they do just that, beep out the
unwanted words and everybody always know what there saying.  So
putting asterisks there will make a differance from the point of the
people who make the rules.

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Sven Mike Heinicke                                          and Student
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