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Originally Posted by buss
Interesting debates going on here, but consider it from this standpoint (for the moment ignore moral and ethical, look only at the law). You can protect the network before allowing to spillover into the public domain, (the street). In fact a legal argument could be made that since the owner of the network did not take reasonable steps to close the network, they made an "attractive nuisance� and could be open to tort claims.
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A man walking out of a store is carrying a paper shopping bag that is a little over stuffed. I notice that it was so stuffed that a tiny red velvet container falls out of the bag onto the street while he is getting into his car. It is a good thing he didn't notice. I pick it up and put it into my pocket w/out telling him. He should of been more careful because he has just lost a brand new $10k wedding ring. Hey, he had left it in the public domain... its a good thing for arguements like these.
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