Why Net Censorship Doesn't Work
Ed Carp [khijol SysAdmin]
erc at dal1820.computek.net
Tue Jan 2 22:31:18 PST 1996
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> It used to be said that no country would be allowed to move from Communism
> to Capitalism. It can now be said that it is inconceivable that a modern
> country will move from a Market to a Command Economy. Market discipline is
> strong.
Tell that to folks in the contries of used-to-be-Russia. Lots of old
Communist leaders getting back into power - some folks are even saying
that the old days under the Communists were better than living in a free
market economy.
Never underestimate the value of human stupidity and shortsightedness.
> Where are the pressure points where regulation can be applied?
How about on the backbone itself? Since everyone goes through the htree
major backbones, all one would have to do is control access at those
points. Of course, that would lead to clandestine use of
store-and-forward LEOsats, s&f UUCP sites, etc. UUCP might even make a
comeback ;)
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