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February 27th, 2003, 08:27 PM
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Remember, you put the content on MS's servers, and by doing that you bound yourself to the agreement you checked--'I agree'. MS has worded their TOS in such a way that they can and will remove any content they wish to and do whatever they want to with it. If I were you, I would've backed up the information--especially since it is in regards to infosec, which can be a touchy topic--and especially since its on MS's own servers. At a risk of being redundant, sueing (sp?) MS for something like this seems impossible. 'They' can stack years of papers and lawyer's fees on top of you, remember Erin Brockovich?
Have you filled out an ID-10-T or PEBKAK form lately?
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