Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.
Currently I want to post a couple of things but I won't, not allowed. I will explain later.
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The people who are savvy and who want to access a service of course would. It’s cheap enough, and in fact if you are shopping around for subscription services can save yourself a wee bit in the process.
However your average person probably isn’t going to go out their way. |
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I do wonder if it's all a planned ruse that the Lords will kick out. |
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The only people who will have their freedom of speech curtailed will be those who, by fault or design, are offensive to others. If an offensive remark is inadvertently made, they won't be thrown into prison, but will hopefully be educated and shown the error of their ways so that it doesn't happen again. If the offending behaviour is repeated I imagine that negative sanctions will be applied to ensure compliance to protect the site, its owner(s) and moderator(s). The final sanction, unless the remarks are so serious that more formal action needs to be taken against an offender, will be to ban them from the site. If the new legislation is applied correctly & consistently I believe that it will lead to a more positive experience for everybody and, as people think more thoroughly before they publish something online, life for moderators will actually become easier. One of the critiscisms of this bill was that people would have to think twice before they post something. Errr, yes was my response. ---------- Post added at 14:26 ---------- Previous post was at 14:19 ---------- The World at One today reported that the highest number of criminals are those who pose a sexual risk to children, with an estimated 1.6% of the population falling into this category. More and more companies are objecting to Governments wanting to view material sent via end to end encryption to track paedophiles, terrorists etc. At some point society via their various Governments are going to have to decide which is more important to them- Their privacy or the safety of themselves and their children. |
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Emotive BS.
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I look forward to your re-education. |
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I recommend people buy shares now in VPN providers. There stock will go through the roof once this offended user's charter comes in to effect. If i had the money i would start a VPN company myself :)
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It's a very slippery slope from there to fascism. Would you trust politicians today - in the UK and around the world - not to exploit that? |
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Legislation is not required. |
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How about we all calm down BEFORE we say something we regret.
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