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    Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    Immediately had an impolite development in relative to news server’s binaries Net Plus in attendance is none. Multimedia a total of 4567 binary files, and 45 are concluded. Multimedia sci-fi of 1643 files in total eight was completed. That is 1% and 0.5% completion rate is a poor service. Why pay more for the binary service? Is there any way to change a 1-year contract with the binary of a contract for 1 year with no binary? That in the UK offers good binary news services at a reasonable price?

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    Re: Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    Providing a service of good news for the binary requires a large investment in the game today. To be paid, and the only viable way to shell out for it is to charge for it as a first-class service unconnectedly. There is no realistic way the costs can be absorbed into a standard Subscription access ISP, the ISP and I want to stop trying, as does his reputation no good time everyone goes pear shaped. Must provide text-only news as a service pack and Internet providers who want that it can provide adequate funding for services in a binary additional cost viable.

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    Re: Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    This is a very fair point. As announced in may, They are planning to reform there news service in july and hope to be able providing news service good enough result. As you say, however, providing a decent diet binary is an uphill struggle and I can see his prediction to become true of all ISPs in the future, basically for the reason that the quantity of binary matter posted , continues to grow as new people have broadband right to use.

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    Re: Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    Clearly, it is a minefield, full of rules and regulations written by people who have no idea how the technology works. Particular aspects of this that I was trying to emphasize are that a newsgroup cannot really be said to "contain" nothing in the usual sense. The messages are always in passing, that what takes place hard drive in one day will be very different on another day, or even a different time. Therefore, it has more characteristics of a communication channel of a storage medium, using a hard disk simply be a technical detail. One could argue that e-commerce memory "contains" dubious information as the same. The question to be resolved, if there is some legal experts able to understand all the ramifications, is the length of a automatically managed temporary store (which is really just a fool electronics) has to save the data before it can be considered a container itself, rather than a conduit.

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    Re: Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    This meticulous piece of legislation is exceptionally strong for the ramifications are easy. Possession of wear or display pornography material of children is illegal - period. The allegation is that PlusNet are holding the hard drive that contains pornography material. I'm surprised you have not had a knock on the door police with a warrant demanding to know which of their customers has been the discharge of the groups.

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    Re: Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    But that is an accusation that can be raised against any service Usenet provider to provide at any time. Unfortunately things are not illegal .Do not stay in well-defined newsgroups. If you did a trawl of all records of each service provider in the UK that probably find that everyone has things in fart somewhere, no necessarily identified by the group normally associated with these things. As you say this law is strong, and probably not viable wrt Usenet. You also have a catch-22 situation as mentioned that if you go looking to the assumption that you will inform.

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    Re: Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    As already mentioned, are members of the IWF in the organization I think you will agree have so far been the most effective in the UK organization to deal with issues in this matter. Do not hesitate to contact with them in relation to specific content that you feel you should not carry and I'm sure we can resolve this in a friendly professional level. I think point to a single supplier for criticism in this area
    is unfair and what worries me is not that much can be said in this topic - I think that the measures taken show that his original statement is incorrect. If you want to talk about legality and the principles of the Usenet posting, but I would be happy choose that as of Monday, provided he can remain rational and avoid stooping to the level you just did.

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    Re: Plus Net gives worst Binary news servers

    The point of PC makes freedom of expression is irrelevant. This is the supply of child pornography (you can only guess why some people here are ready to defend freedom of expression in costume). Yes, and this is the YES, if Plusnet holding or retaining the material in any storage system or recovery system is illegal. If it is illegal for them to hold after sure that the offer is illegal. While I have the option of deciding what Groups I decide to subscribe too, I have the default with my ISP news service for these groups to unpleasant and distasteful, as part package. Of course I am a customer Plusnet - I would cite the source accurately. It would be ironic, ****wit, if I made the statement but was not. Makes clear the freedom of expression to it - if you think it OK to keep, distribute or facilitate the transmission of child pornography then please let. Let none be in any doubt that does and does not support this.

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