Slam the Spammer

[Aki Namioka]

Its a rather restricted law, if you read the fine print, i.e. it won't
affect most spammers.

- Aki

On Thu, 7 Oct 1999, Doug Schuler wrote:

> Here is some news that a couple of my students uncovered.  I
> hadn't known that!
> 
> -- Doug
> 
> > From: "Eric Sabisch" <esabisch at uswest.net>
> > To: "WWC Distribution List (E-mail)" <WWC at scn.org>
> > Subject: Interesting URL
> > Date: Thu, 7 Oct 1999 13:42:23 -0700
> > 
> > Hello everyone,
> >   Last night I attended Doug's workshop on Social Responsibility and the
> > Internet.  Great class.  While doing the workshop, Jeff Kiper and myself
> > came across the URL talking about the anti-spam law in Washington State.
> > Yep, you can take a spammer to court if you reside in Washington.  Anyway,
> > This web-site tells about the law, with links to the actual law, and has a
> > "how-to" section to 'Slam the Spammer'.  Check it out.  If you win the case,
> > you could potentially collect up to $ 500.00.  Not bad.
> > 
> > http://www.mcnichol.com/spam.htm
> > 
> > ENJOY.
> > 
> > Eric S. Sabisch
> > esabisch at uswest.net
> > 
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Thanks,
Aki Helen Namioka
aki at cpsr.org

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