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> > If any site is
> > feeding comp.sources.misc to a site outside the country (USA),

> Clues are available free of charge from your local USENET archive site.

> | Sender: aem@aber.ac.uk (Alec David Muffett)
> | Organization: University College of Wales, Aberystwyth

> Wales is NOT in the United States, nor is the sender's machine.  This
> is =imported= software and as such, doesn't apply to =export=
> restrictions.

I have plenty of clues, Thank You.  Here let me share a few with you.
I'm quite aware that the code originated outside the USA.  That
matters not one iota to US law, as far as I know.  It is illegal to
export the code regardless of where it came from.  If some Canadian or
Mexican or Cuban ( :-) site gets its feed from the US, then an illegal
export has occured.  If someone ftps it from a US archive site, then
an illegal export has occured.  I've simply been made paranoid about
all this by discussions in comp.risks and rec.photo.



> Not that I wouldn't mind having Wales in the US.  Or more precisely,
> having the US back in the UK where it belongs ...

I hope you simply forgot to put a smiley there.

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