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Originally posted by Tseng
Do you understand what a disclaimer is? I do believe that neither you nor m1nt fully comprehend the concept. Then again, this may stem from his and perhaps your failure to comprehend the concept of "legal."
You say that by asking that, I'm somehow violating the text on his webpage? My, I should perhaps ask some divine being to assist me, I did not heed some ten year old's little warning.
I wouldn't know what's on the site? I wonder why that is? The Men in Black must have come to my house and neuralized me without me knowing, because I sure recall investigating when someone reported a trainer URL to me.
Otherwise, you somehow seem to imply that their little warning that says I am not allowed to enter is somehow legally binding?
Ahahaha...that's got to be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Ever.
Do I care how nice m1nt is? He runs a site dedicated to the destruction of an online game by illegal means - sites like that are illegal, by the way.
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We're going to go through this slowly, so we can take this step by step just for your little fragmented mind.
1.1 What is a disclaimer?
First, let us turn to good American Heirtage.
1.)
A repudiation or denial of responsibility or connection.
2.)
Law. A renunciation of one's right or claim.
Hmm, from this, as stated, it would mean that m1nt is disconnected from it and all work! So, he wouldn't be proseceuted, like Unixmad's letter said!
But wait, Amagius, I don't believe American Heirtage understands the situation. Ok! Let's turn to Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary.
1.)
1. One who disclaims, disowns, or renounces.
2.)
(Law) A denial, disavowal, or renunciation, as of a title, claim, interest, estate, or trust; relinquishment or waiver of an interest or estate. --Burrill.
3.)
A public disavowal, as of pretensions, claims, opinions, and the like. --Burke.
Hmm, says the same thing. Wait, Amagius! The meaning of Disclaimer didn't say I wouldn't be able to access the site if I was related to GraalOnline or Linux Cyberjourers! That doesn't make sense, silly Amagius!
Well, I'll chock that up in the next section.
1.2. What can go in a disclaimer?
Ahh, this is the one.
1.)Obviously, that a owner can "disclaim" him or herself from the work.
2.) All hypertext links and 3rd parties are safe.
3.) that this site can disallow government officials or one's in the name reading, or others affiliated with whoever they chose. Were one of that to attempt to press charges, it could be cut down AND
and the site could sue for a fine.
It's like Role-Playing. Your buddy PMs you from the other kingdom about the other kingdom and it's plan. You aren't suyppose to know this, and it's nulled.
All this (except for the Roleplaying example) were and/or are stated in Code 431.322.12 of the Internet Privacy Act put into effecdt in 1995, by one Bill Clinton. It has not and (most probably) will not be removed. The site could disallow Hindus to come to the site, and if a Hindu attempted slander, libel, tort law, pressed other charges because of files under the disclaimer, that would null it.
Meaning you as a read off to Unixmad, Unixmad, Nemesis or othewrs aren't allowed. If you were to press charges in any way, in any way, it would be nulled.
Now, Tseng, maybe we got off on the wrong foot here. Intelligence isn't going anywhere, soon; BUT, you can access the site, enjoy it's raptures, and such, but if you were to tell it off to Unixmad or Stefan for legal actions, natta. To inspect the site is a breach of such, and if you were to use any of it against them, talk about them publically using information, or otherwise, ya, you can go and leave.
POINT: It cannot be used against him or them (them being Intelligence).
2.1 What is the American Government?
Your. ****ing. Leader. They've created these rules, and if broken, can be prosecuted. Intelligence is hosted on American soil, so no country seperation.
2.2 You didn't give a chapter name. Why is this and why'd you make a 2 if there is none?
Well, it seemed proper.
08-11-2003, 10:11 PM
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