[free-sklyarov] Outrage as book hits Japan schools

[Jon O .]

On 07-Aug-2001, Nick Moffitt wrote:
> Begin Jon O . quotation:
> > Again, many of the Free Dmitry Protesters use signs conveying
> > messages about:
> >         Libraries
> >         Free Speech
> >         eBooks
> >         Anti-DMCA
> >         IP Issues
> >         Fair Use
> >         Etc.
> > 
> > There are also disussion asking how we can involve Libraries, Open
> > Source people, etc. 
> 
> 	These are directly related to the topic of freeing dmitry.
> 
> > But, you may be right the people in Japan who don't like the
> > textbook are probably a different bunch of folks with different
> > motives.
> 
> 	If you would like, I can create a mailing list for the
> discussion of historical revisionism.  I can set you up as the
> moderator and manager of the list.
> 

Like I said, I'm sorry for wasting the bits if that email was off
topic or not freeing dmitry. However, seeing as how the AAP is a 
publisher and many people have written the AAP -- the ACM even 
created a response, it seems very related to the Dmitry issue.

Especially when the Publishers make statements like this:

"I don't think our textbook is flawed," said Toshiaki Shirasawa, textbook
department chief at the book's publisher, Fusosha. "It's the textbooks in the past
that were wrong." 

Seems like the Publishers have a little too much power over there
also. 

However, I will make sure I double check any emails I send to this
list and make sure they relate to the freeing dmitry issue.

No further behavior correction emails with suggestions for new lists
are reqired, I now understand 
your motives.


Thanks,
Jon

http://www.anti-dmca.org