> As a supplement to my FAQ for soc.culture.bulgaria, I maintain a large Web
> site on Bulgaria. A part of it is an archive of the newsgroup. That means
> that I have collected almost 100% of the postings to soc.culture.bulgaria
> in the last 4 years or so. The site is visited by hundreds of visitors a
> day, and was recently awarded one of the "Top 5% of the web" award, for
> whatever it's worth.
>
> Also, I am vulnerable, as the archive is located on a university server
> and that person could easily send a letter to my university in order to ask
> them to force me to close my site.
Is there a department of "soviet and east euopean studies" or simalar at
the university? or some other group that would support the retenion of
the full archive.
Did you give notice during the period that this person was posting that
you were maintaining an archive of the postings?
If there is a legal action brewing, the contents of the archive may be
"evidence" in that action..and by deleting them you may be "supressing
evidence"
> Please keep this discussion within this list, as I would like to postpone
> replying to the individual until I have found a reasonable solution.
And when I metion some of the things I just did, I have to disclam that I
am not a Lawyer....
Charles MacDonald Stittsville Ontario cmacd@achilles.net
<a href="http://www.achilles.net/~cmacd/">homepage</a>
A Ship in Port is SAFE, but that is not what a Ship is built for.
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