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On Fri, Jul 07, 2000 at 05:45:28PM -0400, [email protected] wrote: > > At least in the US, it's illegal to attempt to manipulate stock prices by > spreading rumors about a company, and saying "you should sell before it tanks". However, it's not illegal to say "don't shop there anymore". > Apply this thought experiment: Pick a *large* provider. AOL, Sprint, > British Telecom, Yahoo - anything that a lot of people use. Now assume > that the blackhole list is in common use (since it's not effective if it > isn't). What's the impact on the net if said large provider *does* get > black-listed? Hell, let's not beat around the bush with thought experiments; Road Runner *IS* blackholed. Are they suing anybody? Are they likely to even try? That's one of the biggest ISPs in existence, and growing faster than anybody. Attachment:
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