Re: GS Icon file Verifier released

[daver@onyx.interactive.net (David W. Young)]

Joshua M. Thompson (invid@optera.com) wrote:
: It's my business when it says it can't be put on _my_ site. Also the
: example you cite isn't aimed specifically at one individual.

So, you'd have the right to use the NEA logo on your site which (we're
not saying it does here, hypothetically) contains child pornography?
This is what your reasoning entails. Sure, you could argue that this
is a form of discrimination, but Nate didn't say "no blacks may use
this software" or "no women may use this software", he said "you"
may not use or distribute this software, and therefore there's no
clear distinction on which your case could be proven.

: Like many things, only when they are used as intended.