Re: [ga] off topic

[Eric Dierker <eric@hi-tek.com>]

Spam or not we should have a plan for this stuff and leadership is needed.

So far based upon responses from here and elsewhere;

I have found that in every case of tragedy and or uprising the internet
has caused more damage than good.  And nobody accepts responsibility.
=   Query:

An emerging country wants to upgrade and get closer to 100% connectivity.
I see the need and the great potential and have the ability to get them
technology within two years to achieve it, and the funding, should I?

Why not, I have the IPs in my hip pocket and exploitation is simple, much
to the good of the average person?

Answers are simple - maintain reliable  ISOs and everything is cool  =
there are none for the INTERNET.

The WIPO and the WTO has failed in this regard and the closest we get is
the NC!!!!!

EU, ASEAN, AFTA and countless others have failed us.  However based upon
this groups savvy I think it better you pull the covers up and have a good
rest.


Eric,
World Wide Netizen Dotcommoner Patriot?


L Gallegos wrote:

> For those who have been spammed for donations to the Uniformed
> Firefighters Association Widow's and  Children's Fund (I've received
>  three), I wanted to let you know that I called the Union to see if it
> was legitimate.  They have not given permission for the spam, but
> they do have the fund and the information is correct.  The have
> given permission for some websites to carry the information. Their
> website is http://ufalocal94.org/ as the email indicates.  The did
> ask that every one verify that the address for the fund is correct in
> any email you receive.  There are several scams going right now.
>
> I hate spam, but in this case as long as the solicitation indicates
> the actual address for the Firefighters fund, I am not going to
> scream about it.
>
> Leah
>
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