State Super-DMCA Too True

Tue Apr 1 18:01:18 UTC 2003

> > In other words, you reasoning is quite flawed the way I see it, and
> > blocking DoS is indeed legitimate and legally supportable.  Excesses
> > are rarely protected by any legal statutes.
> 
> To the extent a customer attacks or defrauds the carrier itself,
protection
> measures are allowed.  But you cannot "protect" the public at large
without
> a court order to do so.

I think that's what I said.  "excesses are rarely protected by any legal
statutes."  Any response must be measured by a given cause.

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