Date: 2004-01-14 10:06 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] zerblinitzky.livejournal.com
HEY!: That is almost exactly the story of a guy I knew in high school. Austin, who now lives in Dallas, was once in my CS class and playing with Novell Netware. He sent a message to one of the card-catalog machines in the library, where coincidentally the district sysadmin was working... For saying "blah" on a network he was suspended and denied credit for the CS class, which he was passing at the time. His parents attempted legal action against the school because denying someone credit for a course wasn't specified as a possible punishment in their rules... Dunno if anything ever happened though.
Freelancer Tale: I wouldn't worry that much. That kind of thing can't be that common, and I strongly doubt that they'd actually win against her in court.
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