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[+] SCANNING SOFTWARE - Michael Solt (3 replies)
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[+] Documents off county web pages - Alan Voorheis (4 replies)
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[+] My Virus is cured - John OConnor (4 replies)
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[+] Title Abstractor Training - Beth Young (2 replies)
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[+] Texas Company Out of Business Company - Shannon Blatt (1 reply)
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[+] E & O REQUIRED??? - Glenda Hodge (2 replies)
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[+] Associations - Robert Franco (2 replies)
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[+] Abstractor Training - Cherie Smurthwaite (2 replies)
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[-] How public should "public information" be? - David Bloys (12 replies)
1/15/2004 10:06:22 AM (1525 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - Robert Franco
1/15/2004 12:08:09 PM (2095 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - Jan Forster
1/15/2004 3:40:15 PM (2013 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - David Bloys
1/15/2004 5:17:05 PM (1928 views)

Hi Jan,

I appreciate your optimism. I share it with you but this doesn't preclude my wanting to guard against those who are just as optimistic about taking over the business.

I am sure the manufacturers of Televisions were just as optimistic when Japan and Taiwan began exporting TV's to the U.S. They continued producing televisions and following the wage and environmental laws of the U.S. Where are they now? I can't remember the last time I bought something that I was certain was really made in America. You can buy an American car but if you check closely you will find it was produced in Mexico, Japan or somewhere else outside of our borders.

As far as I am concerned the records we research are the property of the people who paid to have them compiled in the first place, the American taxpayer.


I'm concerned also about the easy and anonymous access to this "public" information via the internet. It seems I am not the only one. Texas passed a law that allows politicians and policeman to have their public information held confidential from the public. It has been a real pain whenever I am doing a search on property owned by one of these "public" servants.

I can understand why the police might have felt it necessary, but why the politicians?

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Re: How public should "public information" be? - David Bloys
1/15/2004 4:48:01 PM (1980 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - Robert Franco
1/15/2004 4:55:12 PM (1987 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - David Bloys
1/15/2004 5:41:59 PM (1795 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - ss
1/15/2004 8:09:32 PM (1867 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - Michael Finley
1/17/2004 10:51:52 AM (1819 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - ECCE
1/17/2004 12:54:13 PM (1748 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - Michael Finley
1/17/2004 10:38:56 PM (1758 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - Paul Richards
1/18/2004 12:07:27 AM (1726 views)
Re: How public should "public information" be? - Paul Richards
1/18/2004 12:10:30 AM (1719 views)

[+] title searchers wanted in Va - Dave Gravely (1 reply)
1/14/2004 3:43:18 PM (1467 views)

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY - Jay Duncan
1/13/2004 3:46:41 PM (1267 views)


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