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Peter Gutmann <pgut001@cs.auckland.ac.nz> wrote in
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Nothing remotely resembling any thing like 'bomb recipes' at all.

> After a few weeks of delays they're finally here: Detailed instructions
> on the manufacture of a variety of explosives and bombs,

More lies, it says nothing about how to manufacture most of the explosives,
let alone bombs. And there is just a tiny problem with the availability of
stuff like detonators that would be suitable for a bomb anyway.

> available from:
> http://search.britannica.com/bcom/eb/article/idxref/7/0,5716,93939,00.html.

> Anyone know what the Australian government's position is on this?

No problem with any of that.

> What would happen if someone were to include
> a pointer to Britannica on their web pages?

Perfectly acceptible.

> How about mirroring excerpts (while staying within the fair use limits)?

Very unlikely to be a problem, whatever the mindless hysterics claim.