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Example: oss should be for open source projects and such but if an opensource project is something like LOIC or some program that spams hate speech... then that should be allowed.

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On 2011-02-26 4:47 PM, "teamcoltra AT gmail.com" <teamcoltra AT gmail.com> wrote:
> Maybe I will be alone but I will never vote for any tld that restricts
> speech further than keeping the namespace categorized. Like "this should be
> loosly regionally based"
>
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> On 2011-02-26 4:42 PM, "Zach Gibbens" <infocop411 AT gmail.com> wrote:
>> Well, considering this is a regional TLD, and France has even stricter
>> laws on hate speech than we do, I think it's good to emphasize that, but
>> netiquette is broader a term than hate speech and racism.
>>
>> On 26/02/11 19:37, teamcoltra AT gmail.com wrote:
>>> Exactly... I don't feel that protecting a tld against racism is within
> the
>>> ideals of opennic. Free speech is always free speech.
>>>
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>>> On 2011-02-26 3:59 PM, "Cédric" <origin AT killy.net> wrote:
>>>> Our only goal with these limitations (netiquette, non-commercial) was to
>>> protect the .BZH from any kind of racism, profit-use, and so on ... but,
>>> it's just like all the charters : it's a sort of guideline, not a law
> with
>>> the associated control you could imagine.
>>>>
>>>> It never was our intention to artificially limit the use of the .BZH. So
>>> if you think theses limitations can bring some kind of "censorship",
>>> "stylish guide", or "only politically correct sites" (sorry for the
>>> word-to-word translate from the french, hope this is understandable), we
> can
>>> remove them. As I already said before, no problem for us.
>>>>
>>>> Cédric
>>>>
>>>> Le 27 févr. 2011 à 00:19, Jeff Taylor a écrit :
>>>>
>>>>> I don't see where you are reading any rules regarding ethics? The way I
>>> read his original charter, it sounds like they are focusing on discussion
>>> that relates to a particular culture and/or region.
>>>>>
>>>>> As for the ads and donation buttons... to me this is just trying to
> limit
>>> sites that are *intentionally* for-profit. I agree it could use some
>>> clarification to avoid future disagreements, but it doesn't sound like he
> is
>>> trying to limit donations to a website that are funding either the site
>>> hosting or a cause that the site is promoting. Maybe Cedric can provide
> more
>>> clarification on this, and we can help suggest rules that are more
> specific?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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