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From: lupe@alanya.Sun.COM (Lupe Christoph  Sun Germany Consulting)
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Subject: Re^2: C
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Date: 9 Jan 90 11:42:55 GMT
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new@udel.edu (Darren New) writes:

>Of course, what I'm REALLY hoping is that somebody
>will be stupid enough to get caught UUENCODEing a compiler and mailing it to this
>idiot through public sites.  I would suggest that somebody who knows
>how inform the postmaster or sysop or whatever at this dope's 
>school and have his mail watched.

This brings up another thought: assume, somebody stupid or malicious
enough *would* send such a thing. Wouldn't be any site forwarding it
guilty of assitisting in piracy ? Should everybody running news and/or
mail forwarding check every message for illegal activity ?

I have no idea what the law says in the States if anything. Here in Germany
nobody has thought beyond crackers selling cracked games.
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