[MLB-WIRELESS] noncommercial WISP

[Clae]

No, because the service is within one property boundary.  They would 
be considered a single household.  It's only when you cross a 
property line that the law kicks in.

Clae.

At 8:28 PM +1200 12/9/2006, Jon Dean wrote:

>
>Ignore this if I've misunderstood.
>
>Is the reply suggesting, that two flatmates paying equal shares in an internet
>connection shared via a wireless access point is NOT 'non-commercial', or in
>otherwords IS 'commercial'?


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