At 09:57 AM 26/07/2001, David Goldstein wrote:
> --- Greg Taylor <gtaylor@efa.org.au> wrote:
> > David,
> >
> > Your allegations about an "online street directory of child
> > pornography"
> > are presumptuous and offensive.
>
>Whatever you claim about this Greg, the EFA request, despite Danny's
>moderating comments, still amount to asking for publication of a how
>to find guide for child pornography. I, and no doubt many others,
>would find any publication of information on where to find child
>pornography very offensive, to use one of your descriptives.
Please advise where this "publication of a how to find guide for child
pornography" is?
>And no matter what legislation there is in Australia, all Australia
>can do is report the finding of child pornography on foreign servers
>to the relevant authorities (and filters) and let them act on it if
>they can or want to. A system that is not perfect, but that is much
>better than nothing.
>
>A shame EFA can't consider these issues in their FOI requests.
A shame you can't consider basing your statements on facts instead of on
wild and presumptuous allegations. Please read carefully my previous post
in this thread.
I repeat:
Until the AAT decision is handed down, it is presumptuous and impertinent
to pass judgement on what information might or might not be released, or
what EFA might or might not do with the information obtained.
Greg
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