>If students do receive a subpoena notice of being sued after being warned by the cease-and-desist letter, Rust said they will have their Internet access suspended and their names forwarded to the dean of students for an official review.
So what happened to "innocent until proven guilty"?
Glad I don't attend a fascist university like this one.
Looking at SCO's statement at http://www.sco.com/copyright/ I note that:
* they are supporters of the DMCA
* they believe freeware should be made illegal, ie. programmers have no right to give away software that they themselves write
* they think growth of the US economy between 1976-1986 was due purely to changes in copyright laws
* freeware developers are trying to circumvent laws
* it's OK for them to impose license conditions but noone else
* they don't give a damn about anything except their own profits
etc. I mean, we all knew this, but it's funny to see them so baldly admitting it.
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>If students do receive a subpoena notice of being sued after being warned by the cease-and-desist letter, Rust said they will have their Internet access suspended and their names forwarded to the dean of students for an official review. So what happened to "innocent until proven guilty"? Glad I don't attend a fascist university like this one.
Looking at SCO's statement at http://www.sco.com/copyright/ I note that: * they are supporters of the DMCA * they believe freeware should be made illegal, ie. programmers have no right to give away software that they themselves write * they think growth of the US economy between 1976-1986 was due purely to changes in copyright laws * freeware developers are trying to circumvent laws * it's OK for them to impose license conditions but noone else * they don't give a damn about anything except their own profits etc. I mean, we all knew this, but it's funny to see them so baldly admitting it.