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... Young people are particularly at risk from the rising depravity in
society and much of the blame can be squarely placed at the door of
the Internet. If you do not feel safe on the streets at night, what
do you think it is like on the Information Superhighway?
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... Routing Area, it is often the case that not enough consideration is
given to the impact of the protocol on the moral fiber of the
Internet. The result is that moral consequences are only understood
once the protocols have been implemented, and sometimes not until
after they have been deployed.
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... document defines requirements for the inclusion of Morality
Considerations sections in all Internet-Drafts produced within the
Routing Area. Meeting these requirements ...
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It may be the case that the authors of Internet-Drafts have no or few
morals. This does not relieve them of their duty to understand the
consequences of their actions.
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... anything that they write would have anything other than a beneficial
effect on the Routing Area and the Internet in general.
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... surely self-evident to any right-thinking person. Further guidance
can be obtained from your moral guardian, your household gods, or
from any member of the IMM (Internet Moral Majority).
- Likelihood of misuse by depraved or sick individuals. This
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... - Availability of oversight facilities. There are those who would
corrupt our morals motivated as they are by a hatred of the
freedom of Internet access with which we are graced. We place a
significant burden of responsibility on those who guard our
community from these evil-doers and it is only fitting that we
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The Morality Considerations section MUST be given full prominence in
each Internet Draft.
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... desktop PC was invented. It is
necessary for Internet-Drafts to observe a form of political
correctness, but note that you do not always have to mean what you
say.
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Segregation of packets on the grounds of color is now banned and
Internet-Drafts must not make use of this technique.
If you follow all of the recommendations in this document, you will
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Note that within Internet-Drafts, bytes (and bits) progress from the
left to the right. This is how things should be.
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Much has been made recently of the need to provide protection within
the Internet. It is the role of the IMM to determine when protection
is required, and the role ...
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Copyright (C) The Internet Society (2005).
This document is subject ...
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