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Whose opinion? (was Re: anonymous mail)
Matthew B Landry
mbl at mail.msen.com
Tue Jul 13 07:30:33 PDT 1993
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On the subject of whether personal postings should be considered
as representing the company, I should point out that:
1: NSF and several regional nets have acceptable use policies which
do not permit commercial use.
2: Messages posted by the company (or by someone who is assumed to
represent the company) would be in violation of these policies if the
messages crossed the applicable networks.
3: There is no way to prevent a specific message over usenet from crossing
a specific network.
4: The owner of a network site (the company) is assumed to be responsible
for any "unacceptable use" traffic that comes from the site.
5: This liability would leave the company open to having its net feed
cut off for such unacceptable use.
It is therefore in the best interests of any corporation with
Internet/Usenet access to _assume_ that messages posted by its employees
are not company business.
So what's all the fuss about? :-)
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Matthew B. Landry | mbl at mail.msen.com
President of Project SAVE | (313)971-5469 (H/W)
My opinions are my most prized posession. I don't share them.
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