Dozier Internet Law, Insurgency, and Scofflaws

By Dan tdaxp on November 21, 2007 10:48 AM | 1 Comment | 1 TrackBack

I Hate Linux breaks the news that Dozier Internet Law, which was previously featured on D5GW, is violating Google's terms of service with spam web pages. (I also noted this on Jim River Report). Because this is an example of technician of violence breaking a sometimes-enforced rule, we might compare Dozier's action to an insurgent who violates international law.

TOS Violators!

Relatedly, Shlock has an article on botnet insurgency, while I've written about swarming and meaningful struggle for a while now.

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Late last week I broke the story about the willful violation of Google's policies with their spamming Read More

Adam Elkus | November 22, 2007 4:18 AM | Reply

Dan,

Your work on the corporate side of 5GW is a great alternative perspective. Keep up the good work!

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