🚀 go-pugleaf

j.a. fielden (fielden@rintintin.Colorado.EDU) wrote:
: This is a rather iffy (IMHO) comparision to the e-mail issue since affiliation
: with CU is the determining factor, not competition with the business sector.
: You can offer a service to students (through the power of self
: financing and volume buying),
: that competes with with the private sector. You can't however, use state
: resources to compete with business for the general public. (This is based

OK, I'll buy that.  So based on the above a student could legally run a
business using university computing resources as long as they only offer
service to university affiliates... in the absence of CU policy otherwise.

Something seems wrong with that, but I'm not sure what.  Maybe someone else
can followup... time for me to go home.

                       -Robert Tarrall.-
                       Unix System/Network Admin
                       Laboratory for Computational Dynamics
                       CU - Boulder