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To a point yes... (Score:1)

by Alias (5735)

Of course, things change once you start expressly allowing people to put signs on your lawn for the express purpose of letting each other see them, and then you only remove some of the signs.

If you've declared something a public space and then go back on your contract (in the loosest sense of the word) by withdrawing it to private rules, people are quite likely to get pissed.

They may not be right, but you can understand their point.

Of course, I have no idea whatsoever what the specific case you are talking
- Re:To a point yes... (Score:2)
  
  by Simon (89) <simon-use-perl@perlhacker.org> on 2007.04.12 4:16 (#54387) Journal
  
  "you've declared something a public space". No you haven't. I let visitors in my house. I don't let everyone in my house. Also, all analogies suck.
  
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