Re: [Bug-gne]Illegal content vs. freedom

[Tom Chance]

> > >From the server point of view GNEP wouldn't hold
> any illegal
> > >material and won't become legally responsible.
> 
> > Extremist groups could just set up their own
> servers running GNE to
> > hold controversial/illegal material.
> 
> I agree. GNEP should, however, have a policy of
> listing *all* servers
> which host GNE content; then classifiers have the
> opportunity to get
> articles from ``everything'' if they want.

I agree on the illegal front. Maybe we could find
people in a more liberal country willing to set up a
server for most extremist groups? Though I do think
GNE should strive to host as much as possible,
including most contraversial topics, so we should try
and get a server up with somebody. If only I had the
money I'd hold all the controversial stuff gladly,
neo-nazi or not.

Tom Chance
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