On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, Paul Ferguson wrote:

Noticed a press release this morning which stated the CAIP (Canadian Association of Internet Providers) had defined a 'voluntary' code of conduct for Canadian ISP's. FYI.

http://www.caip.ca/caipcode.htm

- paul

And here's what I had to say to someone on another list:

ISP's. What's good for ISP's is not necessarily good for the Internet. The CAIP has been quite happy to climb on board with the government

Let's get one thing perfectly clear here. CAIP is *NOT* climbing on board with the government. A Government of Canada department called Industry Canada started CAIP by calling on several ISP's (all telephone companies or their subsidiaries) to form a Canadian ISP organization. When the flap occurred in Ontario regarding ISDN rates, some members of the coalitiona against Bell were also invited to join. CAIP has held most of it's meetings at the Industry Canada offices in Ottawa. Guests at the meetings include such notables as the RCMP advising CAIP on Internet content rules. Michael Dillon - ISP & Internet Consulting Memra Software Inc. - Fax: +1-604-546-3049 http://www.memra.com - E-mail: michael@memra.com

Noticed a press release this morning which stated the CAIP (Canadian Association of Internet Providers) had defined a 'voluntary' code of conduct for Canadian ISP's. FYI.

http://www.caip.ca/caipcode.htm

- paul

'Just looked at the page. I keep thinking(hoping?) this must be an elaborate troll. -- Call me Rusty (Struggling to up his clue factor) .. Todd Zickefoose <rusty@vnet.net, rusty@mci.net> "If you want egg shells, convince someone they need an Omlette".