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''There should be some kind of page, maybe WlugActivities or WlugTopics or WlugInterests or whatever, which links this page, InstallFest, and whatever may arise in the future as well, and which itself is linked from the HomePage. That would make it easier for people to get an idea of what the [WLUG] as a group is doing.'' --AristotlePagaltzis
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-The NewZealand government is currently requesting input on drafting new laws against [Spam]. The [WLUG] is uniquely placed to offer advice to the government on the issue of spam, as many of it's members are technically savvy about how the [Internet]
works and the rise of [Spam], and the [LUG] is not affiliated any way with any commercial entity that is likely to want to taint the new law.
+The NewZealand government is currently requesting input on drafting new laws against [Spam]. The [WLUG] is uniquely placed to offer advice to the government on the issue of spam, as many of it's members are technically savvy about how the InterNet
works and the rise of [Spam], and the [LUG] is not affiliated any way with any commercial entity that is likely to want to taint the new law.
I propose that the [WLUG] makes a submission to the government about [Spam] legislation. To contribute, edit this page with your comments. While I don't think laws alone are going to stop spam, they a certainly a powerful tool against spammers and should be encouraged.
The request is available online: http://www.med.govt.nz/pbt/infotech/spam/ __PLEASE__ read this before commenting on the questions below. The document is ''very'' well written and discusses the various issues.
