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scott wrote:
>> Just because an ISP is providing a service for money does not mean they
>> can break the law.
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> I never said they could, my argument is that an ISP shouldn't be forced
> by law to provide access to the entire internet or nothing at all. It
> should be able to decide what it wants to provide.
In point of fact, some major ISP's here in the US have stopped
providing newsgroup access. While not blocking nntp, you now by default
suddenly don't have access unless you get it from some news server,
where you normally have to pay to get access.
I just can't imagine that being illegal, or even wrong.
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