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Austin Godber wrote:
> You know ... the thing that really ... ahem ... annoys me is that none
> of this is a matter of whether or not you have broken the law.  Lets say
> that you just suck at running a computer ... and you have been rooted
> for weeks and SOMEONE else is doing this ... or perhaps you have an
> unsecured wireless network at home. 
In that case, it would be great if Cox pulled the plug and let the user know
they have a 'problem' and give them a chance to fix it before bringing them
back on line. Charging the user a 'nominal' fee for the trouble of having to
inform the user and tweaking the account sounds reasonable too.

 YOU COULD BE COMPLETELY INNOCENT
> YET COMPLETELY HELPLESS 

Not helpless, patch the box or pay someone else to, or turn it off. (Perhaps
helpless to fight off the RIAA once they have come knocking tho.)

People should be held accountable for the traffic that they create. Ignorance
is not a 'total' excuse.
- --
Kevino

AMAZING BUT TRUE ...
	If all the salmon caught in Canada in one year were laid end to end
	across the Sahara Desert, the smell would be absolutely awful.
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