full-disclosure - RE: FEEDBACK: Testing Microsoft and the DMCA

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Message-ID: <JAEGIICLHAJHLINAEHLBKEOFCNAA.erc@pobox.com>
From: erc at pobox.com (Ed Carp)
Subject: RE: FEEDBACK: Testing Microsoft and the DMCA

> Please post the link for the first successful prosecution of an American
> citizen for simply publishing a book.  That would go a long way toward
> establishing the credibility of your diatribe.

No need.  Dmitri Skylarov was successfully prosecuted for his paper on how
to defeat Adobe's weak copy protection scheme.  And if you're going to be
pendantic enough to claim that a paper isn't the same as a book, I will
suggest that you tell that to the jury at your trial.  It won't help.