Mother, May I?

Mother, May I?
Mark Rasch, 2008-01-23

"Mommy, can I have a cookie?"

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Thanks Mark 2008-01-23
Andy S.

Mother, May I? 2008-01-23
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Mother, May I? 2008-01-24
Mark D. Rasch

You're overlooking some issues. 2008-01-23
Anonymous (2 replies)

Re: You're overlooking some issues. 2008-01-24
Mark D. Rasch

Re: You're overlooking some issues. 2008-02-14
Anonymous

Mother, May I? 2008-01-23
Erik N

Mother^H^H^H^H^H^H directory manager, May I? 2008-01-23
reiisi

OS utilities and public "keys" 2008-01-23
Ole Juul (1 replies)

Re: OS utilities and public "keys" 2008-01-28
Mark D. Rasch (1 replies)

Re: Re: OS utilities and public "keys" 2008-01-29
Jon Hash

Be careful what you ask for 2008-01-23
overshoot

Mother, May I? 2008-01-24
Thomas Downing (1 replies)

Excellent article.

But I do have a question, as a layman at law.

I seems to me that the argument that the internet is a commons is compelling. If this is so, might not the application of a commons as a legal concept help in the resolution of some of the many difficult and ambiguous issues presented by cases such as these?

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Link to this comment: http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/columns/463/34880#34880

Internet as Commons 2008-01-28
Mark D. Rasch (1 replies)

Re: Internet as Commons 2008-01-29
Jon Hash (1 replies)

Re: Re: Internet as Commons 2008-02-01
Mark D. Rasch

Mother, May I? 2008-01-24
stacy

Not much of a cheese shop, is it? 2008-01-24
Mitch Smith (2 replies)

Re: Not much of a cheese shop, is it? 2008-01-28
Mark D. Rasch (1 replies)

Re: Re: Not much of a cheese shop, is it? 2008-01-29
Camambert

Re: Not much of a cheese shop, is it? 2008-01-29
Anonymous

Mother, May I? 2008-01-27
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Mark D. Rasch

Mother, May I browse your public server? 2008-01-28
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Re: Mother, May I browse your public server? 2008-02-01
Mark D. Rasch