Re: [CVEPRI] Please Vote on Text of CyberCrime Treaty Statement v5.5

[David Baker <bakerd@mitre.org>]

ACCEPT

"Steven M. Christey" wrote:
>
> All,
>
> Please vote on the current text of the CyberCrime treaty statement,
> included below, which I've labeled v5.5 (just in case it doesn't turn
> out to be the "final").
> Please send one of the following votes to me and Dave Mann
> (dmann@bindview.com), or to the Editorial Board list:
>
> ACCEPT - accept text as recorded
>
> MODIFY - make modifications.  Please send any MODIFY votes to the
>          list.  However, at this time you are strongly urged not to
>          suggest minor modifications that could be labeled "pedantic
>          wordsmithing" :-)
>
> NOOP - use this if you wish to abstain from voting.
>
> REJECT - use this vote at your own risk ;-)
>

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 "Cyberspace. A consensual hallucination experienced daily by
 billions of legitimate operators, in every nation, by
 children being taught mathematical concepts... A graphic
 representation of data abstracted from the banks of every
 computer in the human system.  Unthinkable complexity.  Lines
 of light ranged in the nonspace of the mind, clusters and
 constellations of data.  Like city lights, receding..."
 - William Gibson, "Neuromancer"

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