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Michael Geist
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private right of action
I wonder how I use the private right of action provision to make a living out of suing spammers. Surely it gets pretty “cookie cutter” after a few goes at it.
Another unenforceable law
The books need a good cleanup of being stripped of useless laws, not have it added.
You want less spam? Block Russia (and all former dependencies), block China and ThePlanet from the US. I did that on my forums and are pretty much spam free.