Jim,
I quickly read the web sites you cited and it is about stealing trade
secrets. I didn't see any reference to federal employees.
Lacking a more specific citation, I have to conclude that you are not a
lawyer and probably clueless about US Law.
Considering I have been to telecom standards meetings with the very people
that created and enforce these laws, with no deception about who they are
or what they were doing, your comments appear to be nonsense.
Mike
At 08:58 AM 3/27/2003 -0600, Jim Fleming wrote:
http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/working-groups/ipr-wg/current/msg01004.html
From: bruce(_at_)perens(_dot_)com (Bruce Perens)
"I just spent two years at W3C solving this very problem. At the table
were many of the same folks on this WG, except there they didn't hide
the fact that they were representing their employers."
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You may be missing two key points...
1. Many of the I* society participants are funded directly or indirectly
by the U.S. Government.
2. It is against the U.S. Federal laws for federally funded people to work
on telecommunication protocols.
That forces people to lie. Once they learn to lie, it becomes a big game.
They then move
that game to their non-profit, corporate boards, where they are
"Directors" but tell people
that they stand in the hallway at meetings, and therefore are not
involved. In summary, they
(the I* society liars) have spent years gaming every U.S. funded system.
You are their prey.
Jim Fleming
http://www.IPv8.info