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Subject: Re: Moderators- You may be violating the law

Author: stuart taylor

Date: 07:55:10 06/30/00

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On June 30, 2000 at 09:43:29, blass uri wrote:

>On June 30, 2000 at 07:57:09, robert michelena wrote:
>
>>This nonsense about posting real names  made me wonder if this august body
>>realizes that by posting the real names of individuals, they may be violating
>>federal law.
>>
>>For instance, are they certain the individuals are truly adults??  There is a
>>federal act that makes it illegal to post information concerning minors.
>>
>>Secondly, apparantly there is a possibility that those of us who signed on where
>>not informed properly that our real names were going to be posted online.  I
>>don't necessarily have a problem with that, but I do know that I did not notice
>>this fact when signing on.
>>
>>If I were the CCC I would seriously look into this issue of privacy.  There are
>>many instances of people going to court for violation of their privacy.
>
>I think that the moderators have the right not to allow people to post if they
>do not give their real name.
>I do not see it as something against privacy.
>
>I do not know the federal law that you talk about but I am sure that there are
>people from many countries when the law is not relevant for them.
>
>I did not hear about cases in Israel when people went to court for violation of
>their privacy.
>
>Uri

Beleive me, I would have liked to have done that once, when the Israeli police
clamped down on me at the airport because I was feeling  tired and very on edge,
about being too late for my flight. I didn't really enjoy what I had to go
through.
  Israel isn't exactly the best example!
Shimon Taylor
 Israel



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