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The suit by Zango intended to force spyware companies to submit to a standard of due diligence difficult to meet, hobbling anti-spyware companies from listing companies like Zango as spyware threats. In so many words, Zango wanted a right to breaking and entering with the onus being on the end user to catch them without the help of anti-spyware software; i.e., homes with no locks. In effect, Zango was challenging anyone's right to call it a purveyor of spyware. I guess criminals are getting bolder; a harsh assessment of Zango, but one I believe fits them.

However, the article could have been written far better with even just a few changes in tenses of verbs. As it was, it was hard to determine whose side the writer was on or who was at fault.
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WTF?  Linux_4u! | 10/03/07
Hmmm I don't think it's la president with common sense is likely  maldain | 10/03/07
Do partisan have commonense?  Recce1 | 10/03/07
RE: Do partisan have commonense?  joe6pack_z | 10/03/07
The Leadership Candidates Presented For Public Consideration  Cardhu | 10/03/07
A president with common sense?...  6T9ura$$0ff | 10/03/07
homer simpson (dooooogh!!!!!)  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
It's civil law - not common sense.  www.cybertopcops.com | 11/08/07
WTF? Completely different.  slopoke | 10/03/07
Yeah, at least a link would be nice. (nt)  Henrik Moller | 10/03/07
Like this one...  Henrik Moller | 10/03/07
Better journalism  Recce1 | 10/03/07
Isn't that the point?  qtrback | 10/04/07
your right.. news stories do that all the time now days  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  Don't Ask Me | 10/03/07
Free speech issue  Evil_Otto | 10/03/07
re: Free speech issue  CobraA1 | 10/03/07
RE: Free speech Issue  Don't Ask Me | 10/03/07
Could you be more specific  Evil_Otto | 10/04/07
there's really no such thing as a false positive  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
Guess I lost the meaning along the way...  JCitizen | 10/05/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  GrizzledGeezer | 10/03/07
hmmm....  papajon_s | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  CobraA1 | 10/03/07
Counter attack!!!!  masterxtds | 10/03/07
Go to Jail, Do not pass go...  RS9 | 10/03/07
wha??  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
Be careful!  djchandler | 10/04/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  dawsobi@... | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  johncburgess@... | 10/03/07
Don't blow a gasket!  I am Gorby | 10/03/07
Seperate issue  johncburgess@... | 10/03/07
Fix it  DirtyDingus | 10/03/07
Ooops.  DirtyDingus | 10/03/07
Y'all are something else  qtrback | 10/04/07
There is a difference ....  powellr@... | 10/03/07
They call that stuff 'adware'  Evil_Otto | 10/04/07
I used to use AWS Weather bug and I loved it..  JCitizen | 11/09/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  dragonmago@... | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  ironfist03 | 10/04/07
Spyware should be a felony  kirk@... | 10/04/07
you are too kind  jeasterlingtech@... | 10/04/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  wattage01@... | 10/04/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  sanderson_111@... | 10/05/07
Not to defend...  ViRaL1 | 10/07/07

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