Deus Ex Machina wrote:

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>I think you are somewhat confused.
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Yes, I get confused when people say one thing and do another.

> firstly you might note that EFA is sponsored
>by Host1 which I own. 
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And that is a good thing. I am very happy you choose to help.
It's a pity there are not more people who would do the same.

>secondly you might want to think about the above
>question a little more closely. given you seem to be implying that things are
>bad in Australia, let me rephrase the question for you.
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>which rights do you personally think should be inferior to privacy?
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I think we're getting off topic here Vic.

We're talking about the whois and the data available for public 
consumption. specifically regarding access to personal info..

As the EFA hosting sponsor, perhaps you'd like to help me access the 
auDA submission from the EFA on the whois database.. I see mention of it 
on the EFA website, but no link..
Do you know if there's a copy anywhere in the public domain, I'm yet to 
read it, and am interested to see what it says about what we have been 
discussing.


Regards.

Mike.

>Vic
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