🚀 go-pugleaf

Mr Markov writes...

>Tim Arnold is the system administrator for the Statistics Instructional
>Computing Lab (SICL) at North Carolina State University.  Those of you 
>interested in the FreeNet should take a look at his policies, as set
>forth in his SICL Introductory Manual:
>
># All student accounts are monitored randomly [...] Any files
># that do not relate to the class for which the student is enrolled
># will be removed.
>
>(Ah, I thought you said FREEnet.)

[Several more lines of similar gibberish removed]

I don't recall Mr. Arnold saying that the Freenet would be the same
system as the SICL or that it would be administered under the same
policies.  The creation of a Freenet is completely CONSISTENT with
these policies as universities often have to enforce guidelines on
the usage of student accounts and students who want more "free" or
"unrestricted" access have to look elsewhere (i.e., Freenet).

># You can always connect to SICL, except for: 
>#  - from 8:00 am to 9:00 am Monday-Friday.  This time is reserved
>#    for SICL maintenance.
>
>(Or, in other words, this is when Tim goes through everyone's files.)

Do you have anything better to do with your time than launch
personal attacks on individuals attempting to do some good?
I have no idea who Tim Arnold is, but your post is clearly a
personal attack which has little to do with the Freenet issue.

Grow up.

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