CompuServe Messages

<<It seems they'll do that by turning it into a web sight, but everyone who has John's CD can easily upload the files to anyplace they please.>> Exactly, if it has been done in the past who can stop it being done now? <<There are also plenty of us who regularly mirror the sight onto tape so I think what you'll see, is another "Non-Commercial" sight pop up somewhere and all of the old "Avalon" files magically appear.>> And there is no legal recourse against such an occurence. <<It's a shame that there are so many people exploiting the net and now the government is trying to regulate it. Time to go back to zines.>> Alot can be said for tightly organized commercial operations, CompuServe for example. You pay for the quality. But is the very *free* nature of the Internet that has lead to the proliferation of free information and software for everyone. There was rarely, if ever, commercial interests pushing everything. Things are going to get dirty. DaviD "$20 to get on, $20 to get off" GouID