From: TheElusiveMatthew <matthewn@uiuc.edu>
Date: Thu, 29 Dec 94 10:44:48 PST
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Re: Breaking into girlfriend's files
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Sorry to mail this twice, but I realized I munged the attributions, and
wanted to get it right.


Ken Arromdee wrote:

> Black Unicorn wrote:
>
> > Person A requests information.
> > Person B says no, because the use of the information is unsound in
> > person B's view.
> > Censorship?  You tell me.
>
> Not unless person B is trying to force other people not to give out the
> information.  Failure to release the information himself is not censorship;
> it doesn't matter what his reasons for doing so are.


Person A requests information from Group C.
Person B is a member of Group C.
Person B does not ignore Person A.
Person B does not speak with Person A.
Person B responds to Person A by addressing Group C.

Why?

If the last sentence I quoted is true, then why tell _us_ why he won't
release the information?

 TheElusiveMatthew



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