Re: [Bug-gnupedia] Legality

[Jimmy Wales]

Is there really a need for us to concern ourselves directly with
this?  After all, under the GFDL, anyone in the world has the right
to mirror the data.  We don't need to worry about it -- the Internet
being what it is, anything worthwhile (and most things that are not)
will find a home.



Peteris Paikens wrote:

>  Maybe a server in a 3rd world country w/o such laws would be the most
> sensible choice for data storage, simply to eliminate the mere chance of
> potential lawsuits? 
>   How about Sealand, that island next to UK that is independent and w/o
> restrictive laws, which I read about? Even though it would probably cost
> more money that serverspace somewhere else, maybe GNU might have a law-safe
> data haven there for this and other projects?
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