Privacy of info in IP requests [was: Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc]

>  > Dave Morton <Dave.Morton at ecrc.de> writes:
>  > 
>  > I wouldn't bother - paste it out of 104 and put some juicy legal sounding
>  > terminology around it and if anyone wants one sign it and fax it to them.
>  > There is nothing really legally complicated that I can see - non-disclosure
>  > agreeements are common business practice used every day - one doesn't need
>  > a lawyer to formulate one IMHO.
>
>That's what I will certainly not do, because it may make things worse than
>I expect *if* I get sued. Terms like "inent", "negligence", "gross negligence",
>"reasonable precautions", "state-of-the-art precations" start ringing in my
>ears. I want to know beforehand what my exposure is and if I must disconnect
>my machines from the net and keep them in a locked vault ;-).
>

Daniel - on second thoughts, and considering all the things that could go
wrong, you're probably well advised to get legal advice beforehand. I hate
it when that happens with the fingers and the send key but without the
brain ....

>Daniel

Dave
PS: I see you've also learned to develop an unhealthy respect for legal beavers 
recently - life is getting more complicated - not just in Amsterdam.