I’m fairly sure he doesn’t understand. Language used makes it sounds he has no clue how html works.

Back in 90s, I was constantly being accused of hacking things just for knowing how to build a website. This was also the era of when the news would run phone polls on whether the Internet should be allowed or not.

I learn to keep my mouth shut about what I could do unless I was sure it was a tech savvy crowd.

This dude brings back a lot of those memories

> This was also the era of when the news would run phone polls on whether the Internet should be allowed or not.

Given the way things are going, perhaps we should revisit this decision. It seems that there's a population that isn't quite ready for this level of access to [mis]information.

> This was also the era of when the news would run phone polls on whether the Internet should be allowed or not.

Clearly, people answered those polls incorrectly.

It should definitely not be allowed.

I agree. Only elites should be allowed to use stuff like LSD, computers and the internet. This can be arranged simply by criminalising it; along with a social convention that elites don't get prosecuted. /s

No, no, no. More LSD. Less Internet.

For more complex cases this could be an issue, but this one is dead simple: you could do "view source" and see teachers' social security numbers. If they go to trial this case will be laughed out of court.