Originally posted by: tcsenter
Well of course this demonstrates the childish and dullard mindset of the pro-piracy crowd.
I highly doubt Senator Orin Hatch has the time or inclination to code his own web page. I also suspect he had no involvement in development of his web pages or the selection of code, which would be the responsibility and scope of the web page authors. Indeed, it is highly doubtful that anyone from Hatch's staff did the work, and it is more likely this is provided to all Senators by the same Congressional Services people.
There is no such thing as 'accidental' piracy, and if there were, it wouldn't be Orin Hatch who would be culpable for this copyright violation. But the pro-piracy kiddies know all of that, they're just trying to be 'smart' and failing quite miserably.
I just tried Sen. Hatch's site a few minutes ago and it was down. It's now up again and there is no mention of Milonic Solutions in the source code.
Of course you did.
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And of course, this attribution hasn't changed since <a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:gYnQR9XlVlkJ:
www.senate.gov/~hatch/+Senator+orrin+hatch&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
">Google last cached Hatch's webpages a few months ago</a>.
Sucks getting caught lying doesn't it.
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