Flame me? Jail time for you!

[Moonliner]

It's now a criminal offence to "annoy (http://news.com.com/Create+an+e-annoyance%2C+go+to+jail/2010-1028_3-6022491.html)" someone on the Internet. I see hords of lawyers lining up to rake in the cash on this one...

and no, much to my dismay, this is NOT a joke.
:rolleyes:

[Ghoulish Delight]

Actually, I can annoy you, as long as I reveal my true identity. So it is at this point that I must inform you that I am Karl Rove.

[Prudence]

oooh! This should be good fodder for my required discussion postings for my "computer crime and privacy" course.

[Moonliner]

Actually, I can annoy you, as long as I reveal my true identity. So it is at this point that I must inform you that I am Karl Rove.

You know that post could really annoy Mr. Rove. I might just forward your message to him.

Does anyone have Scaeagles email address? :evil:

[Prudence]

Meanwhile, you should all expect to see a process server in the near future. I have student loans to pay off.

[Motorboat Cruiser]

Actually, I can annoy you, as long as I reveal my true identity. So it is at this point that I must inform you that I am Karl Rove.

Damn it, I knew it!

[Capt Jack]

and yet its still ok to annoy someone on the road, at the movies, on TV, via radio, in the newspaper, in your own home...etc.....etc.....etc

makes perfect (non)sense to me. :)

[Jazzman]

I can think of a certain Mod elsewhere who's probably trying to channel Johnny Cochran at hearing this news.

:evil:

[Fab]

Hey, at least it's still legal to show up at someone's front door if you don't like what they say to you online. Right?

[wendybeth]

Actually, I can annoy you, as long as I reveal my true identity. So it is at this point that I must inform you that I am Karl Rove.
You must spread some Mojo around before giving it to Ghoulish Delight again.

:snap: