It's a problem of scale and of tools. My PDP8 didn't have a search tool. Finding a specific item in a laundry basket with 10,000 items is impossible without a search tool. That's why we sort laundry. (Well, some of us do.) The same kids don't know how to milk a cow but they enjoy milk.
Totally agree. But without #1 and #2, your #3 won't help.
When you're 80 you'll realize that all subscriptions run out eventually. I recommend stepping into your personal agency and rescuing 2025 at least in your local vicinity. We certainly have had a rocky start but opting out won't make it better. Write outraged letters to the editor, no, be an editor!
Email me! I know all about them. The papers at Stanford are only about 10% of the History of Computing in Learning and Education archive at LO*OP Center, Inc. BTW, we are seeking a new Program Director for this project.
It's not only a question of being above or under the law. Problems are: 1. Laws are poorly written, 2. Laws are unevenly enforced.
