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2005 Disclaimer: This could be a piece of erotica, totally fantasy-based or based in
reality off of My Own experiances with in My Alternate Lifestyle. Safe, Sane and
Consensual (SSC), nor Risk, Aware, Consensual, Kink (RACK) is not claimed
within works of My erotica. Nor is it the way real life lifestyle protocol is conducted.
Author does not promote indiscretion at munches or play parties and recommends
that newcomers seek a host for the protocol of any munch/play party they do
attend. Safe sex (use of condoms and regular check-ups for HIV and/or STD's) is
highly recommended for your health safety and that of your sexual partners.
Authors written works are protected by current copywrite laws and any words
or works of said Author cannot be reproduced with out the written concent of
said Author.
[The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Public Law 105-304 (1998), added a new
Chapter 12 to title 17 United States Code, which among other things prohibits
circumvention of access control technologies employed by copyright owners to
protect their works. Specifically, section 1201 provides that "No person shall
circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access to a work
protected under this title." This prohibition on circumvention became effective
on October 28, 2000. Prior to that date, the Copyright Office conducted a
rulemaking proceeding in which the Register of Copyrights recommended, and
the Librarian of Congress determined, whether there were particular classes of
copyrighted works that should be exempted from the prohibition because persons
who are users of those classes of works "are, or are likely to be in the succeeding
3-year period, adversely affected by virtue of the prohibition in their ability to
make noninfringing uses of that particular class of works under this title."
The Copyright Office first sought written and reply comments from interested
parties in order to elicit information and views on whether noninfringing uses of
certain classes of works are, or are likely to be, adversely affected by the
prohibition against circumvention of access control technologies. Information on
comment submission is contained in the November 24, 1999, notice of inquiry
published in the Federal Register. Further background on this rulemaking may
also be found in the notice of inquiry.
Following receipt of initial and reply comments, the Office conducted public
hearings at which interested persons presented relevant information and views.
Following the public hearings, the Office accepted post-hearing written comments
addressing points made at the hearings. After consulting with the Assistant
Secretary for Communications and Information of the Department of Commerce,
the Register of Copyrights has made her recommendation to the Librarian of
Congress, who has accepted the Register's recommendation and determined that
from October 28, 2000, to October 28, 2003, two classes of work shall be subject
to the exemption from the prohibition on circumvention of technological measures
that control access to copyrighted works. The two classes are:
Compilations consisting of lists of websites blocked by filtering software
applications; and Literary works.]
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