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03-07-2006, 11:21 PM | #1 | |
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NJ Bill Would Prohibit Anonymous Posts on Forums...
This certainly caught my attention and I thought it would be interesting (and disturbing) to users of this and other forums.
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If this law applied to this site, which it doesn't, I would be forced to require your legal (does that mean verified?) names and addresses and release them to anyone who thinks something "false" has been said about them. I can't imagine this passing or being constitutional and if Peter J. Biondi was my Assemblyman I wouldn't be happy with him. Here's the whole bill (link from drudgereport.com): NJ Bill Would Prohibit Anonymous Posts on Forums... |
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03-08-2006, 12:17 AM | #2 |
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Inquiring minds want to know
#1 - OK so who here is from NJ ?
#2 - and is willing to publically admit to it ? #3 - If I say something bad about a Jersyite, will "Tony" come up here and "whack" me ? Or does Mr Biondi get a swing ? #4 - Did Mr Biondi have a blonde moment and forget federal law exempting service providers from what's "said" on their service ? #5 - How will this effect the forum mercenary business ? Better yet can I hire a forum mercenary to say something bad about Mr Biondi ? #6 - How about requiring the aggrieved party to file (?win?) a libel suit before releasing personal info about the poster ? #7 - What's the next bill from Mr Biondi - requiring the supermarket to catalog IDs of anyone putting up cards on the bulletin board ? #8 - Where does this bill originate from ? My guess is some upset politicians from the same party ... http://www.freedomforum.org/template...cumentID=15574
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03-08-2006, 09:17 AM | #3 |
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what is this world coming to?
To hold the "internet service provider" liable is just wrong.
How would the ISP know that the name and address is a true "legal" name and address. I do not have a problem with having mine known by the ISP, but how does the ISP know for sure that I am who I claim to be. But the item I see as the most troubling is "allow any person to request and obtain the legal name and address". After they get the courts permission and that person is notified and has time to present an opposing reason not to make it know to that individual. |
03-08-2006, 10:13 AM | #4 |
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My name IS Cal and I'm from NJ (not that I'm proud of it or even care to admit it)
Number one , we DO have some STUPID laws , almost as bad as HR162 What's the difference who sez what , anonymously? If everyone is anonymous , it's not truly known who a person is talking about. I guess the problem occurs once people have met somehow and actually know who somebodies talking about. Myself? I don't really give a flyin' fig one way or the other , but that's just me
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03-08-2006, 01:19 PM | #5 |
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How the heck does one verify everyones actual name and address on a forum?Do I have to bring my Id to the webmaster in person?How else could one verify I'm not someone else?I do think that posters would be more responsible in some of their posts and eliminate some of the slandering misinformation that can be put out there.But HuH ??? P.S. Cal,I'll give you a pass on the Jersey residency cuz you seem to have NH values.
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It's really easy, the ID thingee, that is
It's really simple ... You just have to have your driver's license or other state issued picture identification card, along with any one of the following: Birth Certificate, INS naturalization certificate, Current Green card, a current electric bill showing your current address, or a Walmart Frequent Shopper card. You hold these up to the monitor (make sure you have the front of the documents facing the monitor) so that the Webmaster can see the information and record same.
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Another "Joizey-ite"
I'm from Joizey also. Exit 156. Funny - CAL, gtxrider and I are all from NJ (gtxrider is my brother), and we all work or worked for Ma Bell. We all spent our youth (pronounced "Yute" in NJ) at Sandy Point, and we would all rather be in NH. We could have a Forum Fest in NJ for those who can't make it to the Weirs during the off season. Jersey Girl and Dave 35 live within 15 minutes of me. Maybe we should have a forum fest south?
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Bill on ice for now....
Assemblyman puts bill on ice while seeking legal advice, overwhelmed by internet response to his bill:
New Jersey Lawmaker puts internet bill on hold Skip |
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Haven't seen any post from him lately
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