Pocketing Police
An odd bit of news from the xorg foundation. During some discussion on their mailing list about missing funds it became apparent that PayPal had simply taken $5k of their money because PayPal thought xorg foundation were some sort of scam.
This has lead to more people boycotting paypal and a general unease about the liberty of financial transactions online.
For me it demonstrates a core corruption in the way our governments tackle law enforcement online. nstead of improving the police and the judiciary so that they can effectively cope with online fraud, copyright infringement and illegal computer entry, the governments are instead creating laws which force service providers to be the police, judge and executioner of punishments.
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