UCSD Squabbles with Student Website

Posted by michael on Friday October 17, 2003 @01:47PM from the dumb-dumb-dumb dept.

bunnie writes "Can publicly funded government organizations defend and prosecute their namespace? According to the University of California, yes. A student run website used as a public forum and text book exchange, ironically named ucsduncensored.com, was shut down under Education Code Section 92000. A nastygram from the university reflects the hard-line that UCSD is taking on this subject. Perhaps the UC Regents should trim some bored administrators from their payroll to help address the California budget crunch..." "UCSD" is clearly not an abbreviation of "University of California", so what's the problem?

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I see the problem... by evilquaker · 2003-10-17 14:07 · Score: 2, Informative

"UCSD" is clearly not an abbreviation of "University of California", so what's the problem?
The problem clearly is that Michael is an idiot.

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