From the Software Publisher's Association Code of Conduct for ISPs:
"It is also a violation of the copyright ownerÂ’s rights for an ISP to post, or to allow others to use its server(s) to post, materials, like serial numbers or cracker utilities, that make it possible for others to execute and use pirated software. Such acts, which either induce or materially contribute to copyright infringement by someone else, constitute contributory infringement, and expose ISPs to the same liability for damages, penalties and injunctive relief as a direct infringer." Here is how you violate the copyright of the book "Unix for Dummies" : 1) Get copy of book 2) Go to copy machine 3) Copy the book I hereby demand that you copraphageous cretins sue me immediately for providing this information. DCF