Include MPlayer in beta?

[Stephen Smoogen]

Probably but Red Hat would still not be able to link to them. Most of 
the links that were removed from the 2600.com page were outside of the 
U.S.

On 2 Sep 2003, seth vidal wrote:

>If you extrapolate from various United States court rulings about 
>> linking to content can be illegal.. I would say that Red Hat can not 
>> even do this and sell a product in the United States.
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>I consider this to be an excellent reason why there needs to be an
>outside-of-the-us yum/apt/etc repository available for packages that 1.
>red hat can't ship legally and 2. can't be housed on a us server legally
>but 3. everyone installs for themselves* :)
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>-sv
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>*the above is in no way an encouragement of illegal activity however, if
>you're resisting the silly circumvention sections of the DMCA I think
>that's something closer to civil disobedience. :-D
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