>With all due respect, on matters of religion it may be best to leave
>one's own personal biases and prejudices in the private space and not
>parade them in a public forum.
>
>As a side note, Mr. Yarro does not represent the LDS Church any more
>than Mr. Alfonso represents whatever church he may or may not belong to.
>
>Chuck
>p.s. The LDS Church ceased the practice of polygamy in 1890.
>
>p.p.s. Despite being a member of the LDS Church, I do not represent
>either Mr. Yarro or my Church.
>
>p.p.p.s.  Let's stick to the issues please.
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>Charles D. Knutson, Ph.D.
>Associate Professor, Computer Science Dept.
>Brigham Young University
>www.charlesknutson.net
>www.internetsafetypodcast.com

Personal biases and prejudices are relevant, though. I'd tend to define
"Cyber Safety" as "check and tag electrical cords" or "watch out for
phishing sites" rather than "porn filters". If there's a motion for NCUC to
support Cyber Safety, I'm against mischief with Port 80 but quite keen on
user education. 


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Kimberley James Heitman
www.kheitman.com
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