[Vision2020] Bill Moore - First Step Internet

[ML394]

Tom:

I agree that First Step Internet provides a great service to the
community by hosting Vision 2020.  I also agree that these days
"geeks" rule the world.  But that doesn't mean we should just sit mum
while "geeks" toss our personal information around all over the
internet.
On Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Tom Hansen  wrote:First
Step serves an immeasurable public benefit by maintaining Vision 2020.

It is far more than simply a community "office water cooler".

If somebody's pet or child is missing, there is no quicker or more
efficient mode of communication than Vision 2020.

If somebody has a question, you would be surprised how quickly and how
many responses are posted.

The benefits associated with Vision 2020 FAAAAAAR outweigh any alleged
discomfort you assume.

And, as far as anonymous slander is concerned . . .

I'm guessin' that, if he wanted to, Bill Moore can track down exactly
what computer terminal was used and exactly when your email was
transmitted, by having an FSR techie browse over the header of your
email.

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So much for anonymity, huh!

Seeya round town, Moscow.

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

"If not us, who?
If not now, when?"

- Unknown

On Nov 30, 2011, at 3:11 PM, "ML394"  wrote:

> My name is John Q. Public.  My name is the name of anyone who gets
talked about on this forum and has their reputation smeared on the
search engines.  My name is your name, Tom.  My name is OCCUPY VISION
2020, taking a stand against First Step Internet for promoting
slanderous comments on the internet and taking no responsibility for
the harm that does to real people.  
> 
> The truth is that corporations like First Step Internet need to be
held accountable for their actions and the use of its online
technology to allow anonymous smears of real people.
> 
> The Vision 2020 policy of having all posts tracked by search engines
needs to be changed.  First Step Internet can make sure that no search
engines track the forum posts.  Why do people on the internet need to
have access to the local posts on the forum?  That's not freedom, it
is slander with technology.
> 
> Change the policy.  Freedom of speech within the forum is fine, but
having the freedom to slander others across the internet should not be
allowed by First Step Internet.  All First Step has to do is simply
make the forum's posts untrackable by search engines.  Nothing else on
the forum would change.
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