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>>>>> On 03 Dec 1998 15:26:42 +0100, Per Abrahamsen <abraham@dina.kvl.dk> said:

>> Need every BBDB user prove his need, then?

Per> Normal use of BBDB might very well be illegal in Denmark.

So, this is a slippery slope...  Does this mean that address books are 
illegal?  If not, does it mean if you have an automatic button to
press to add an address from a mail user into your address book, thats 
illegal?  If the button is automated for every new message you
receive (always adding people to your address book), thats illegal?
Is buttonizing the gnus article so that you can click on a name and
reply to them (thus, collecting and using information just like bbdb
does) is illegal?  Not if you don't keep the article around for
purposes of collecting said information?

Yikes...

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