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Posted by Alan J. Flavell on 03/20/06 20:14
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, Carolyn Marenger wrote:
> On a technicality... Using frames, and other means, I can instruct
> your browser to load someone else's page into a section of one of my
> pages. My site however, has not displayed any information from the
> third party's site. Your browser, providing it can and does follow
> frameset instructions, did the retrieving and displaying. I only
> provided a link to the third party's page and instructions on where
> to display the content.
In the cases that I've heard of, the offender decided to settle out of
court, rather than try to persuade the judge(s) of the applicabiity of
these web technicalities.
It's not sufficient that we manage to convince each other - no matter
how well we agree amongst ourselves - for, as a certain commentator
put it[1], "Never will the lawyers relent, till all the client's
money's been spent".
cheers
[1]Oh - curiously, google doesn't seem to know where that comes from.
But I do. Well, perhaps the wording isn't quite spot on...? Anyone
else?
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