[Asrg] Round 2 of the DNSBL BCP - "collateral damage"

[Matthew Sullivan]

der Mouse wrote:
> Does anyone know of any law, either way, in any jurisdiction, bearing
> on that theory?  (I'd hope it would be shot down, but would much prefer
> to know, either way.)
>   

Specifically for right-of-way there is a (bi)law that mandates the 
timeout for right-of-way.

If you let someone cross your land without impeding them, for a specific 
period of time (20 years IIRC), after that period you cannot legally 
stop them.  If they have removed anything you set to impede them (eg a 
fence) they can be taken to court for trespass.

I know of no laws relating to technical/internet/computer issues that 
are similar.

/ Mat