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phil knight had a dream.  he'd sell shoes.
                          he'd sell dreams.
                          he'd get RICH.
                          he'd use sweatshops if he had to.

THEN along came the new shoe.  PLAIN.SIMPLE.CHEAP.FAIR.

designed for only one thing, kicking phil's ass.

                          the unswoosher, find out more >

          http://www.blackspotsneaker.org/afterindex2.html

cheers, Prof. O. Q. Turturro

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likelihood that any such power of enforcement will ever be given it.
For them, the appearance of democracy is only a tool used to keep
proponents of flawed newsgroup proposals from complaining about their
losses.

So, is Usenet on its way to full democracy?  Or will property rights
and mistrust of central authority win the day?  Beats me.

IF YOU ARE UNHAPPY...
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Property rights being what they are, there is no higher authority on
Usenet than the people who own the machines on which Usenet traffic is
carried.  If the owner of the machine you use says, "We will not carry
alt.sex on this machine," and you are not happy with that order, you
have no Usenet recourse.  What can we outsiders do, after all?

That doesn't mean you are without options.  Depending on the nature of
your site, you may have some internal political recourse.  Or you might
find external pressure helpful.  Or, with a minimal investment, you can
get a feed of your own from somewhere else. Computers capable of taking
Usenet feeds are down in the $500 range now, UNIX-capable boxes are going
for under $1000 (that price is dropping fast, so by the time you read
this, it may already be out-of-date!) and there are several
freely-redistributable UNIX-like operating systems (NetBSD, FreeBSD,
386BSD and Linux from ftp sites all around the world, complete with
source code and all the software needed to run a Usenet site) and at
least two commercial UNIX or UNIX-like systems in the $100 price range.

No matte