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Net privacy, that is the question.

An SI Board Since July 1998

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Emcee: Josef Svejk	Type: Unmoderated

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18	<i>In response to the misleading and tainted information recently brought	CatLady	-	7/12/1998
17	Same happened with me-- I even got phone calls from someone I was in a dispute	Turboe	-	7/12/1998
16	Thread, On the issue of SI posters using aliases to preserve their anony	Poet	-	7/12/1998
15	I don't think SI, entirely American, would be obligated to follow an order	eWhartHog	-	7/12/1998
14	You are making the assumption that Canadian courts have jurisdiction over Ameri	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	7/12/1998
13	What I found most disturbing about this judicial order was that it was ex parte	eWhartHog	-	7/11/1998
12	Well in this instance the names of the posters were made public. That was and a	Intrepid1	-	7/11/1998
11	There is no need for an internet medium to reveal to the general public the ide	Peter Speyer	-	7/11/1998
10	<i>It is just for an internet medium to reveal the real identities of all	Intrepid1	-	7/11/1998
9	Humbly report, All, the SI position on members' privacy - #reply-5163184	Josef Svejk	-	7/11/1998
8	Humble thanks, Peter, for pointing out the difference between lying and libel.	Josef Svejk	-	7/10/1998
7	There is a clear difference between lying and libel. Lying is not specifically	Peter Speyer	-	7/10/1998
6	Good find. If we can't even convict OJ using DNA evidence, how can we possi	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	7/10/1998
5	Humble question, All, if <i>Court says political lies are all right</	Josef Svejk	-	7/10/1998
4	In related news, the WSJ seems to have outed SI's famed "Mr. Pink"	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	7/10/1998
3	It is just for an internet medium to reveal the real identities of allegedly li	Peter Speyer	-	7/10/1998
2	Josef: If a company can show that someone is pushing the opinion envelope by m	James Strauss	-	7/10/1998
1	#reply-5151657	Josef Svejk	-	7/10/1998

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