[WSIS CS-Plenary] Spam as an issue
Vittorio Bertola
vb at bertola.eu.org
Tue Feb 1 09:14:46 GMT 2005
Il giorno lun, 31-01-2005 alle 15:06 -0300, Federico Heinz ha scritto:
> It is rather advocating for leaving the issues for each society/
> real-world governments to regulate as they see fit. Any excess
> regulation on the side of the Internet may prevent societies from
> implementing what *they* consider valuable regulation.
So you think that there is no need for global regulation of spam? I
think that there is no way that a problem like spam can be solved at the
national level, given the scale and nature of the problem. IMHO, it is
useless to have 150 different national spam regulations when, say, a
U.S. spammer will use an open relay in Korea to spam people in 50
different countries in all continents; it will just let you lost in
cross-border legal procedures while the spammer has all the time to
finish the job and disappear.
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