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To: Kitskid who wrote (144)	7/4/1999 2:31:00 AM
From: Cheeky Kid	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2340

Thanks, me too! RE: unicus.com

To: Kitskid who wrote (144)	7/4/1999 2:33:00 AM
From: im~ristine	Respond to of 2340

Here is my favorite thing about the new Yahoo/Geocities stuff, they are so smart.. Ain't america Great, Si can be creative, put our thinking caps on, worry about white spaces, and colors, teach a rat to swim, NAAAAAAaaaaaa and spatial awareness, we can reprogram you, we can rebuild you, we can make you better, more fixated more traumatized by the important stuff... feelings, who cares!! when we can just steal, ain't america great! GOD BLESS AMERICA!! From Yahoo Thread: "If you've got a website at www.Geocities.com, I'd suggest vacating. Now that Yahoo and Geocities have merged, they have a new Terms of Service agreement. According to section 8 of this agreement, all material you post on Yahoo/Geocities becomes their intellectual property. They have full copyright and permission to do whatever they want with it. Of the other free website providers I've investigated, none have this or anything like it in their contract. People that I know are leaving Geocities in droves, like rats from a sinking ship. I fully expect Geocites, currently the largest collection of free websites on the net, to be a ghost town in a matter of weeks, maybe months, and I expect Yahoo's stock will suffer for it." From the law.school.copyright newsgroup