meta remix="no" addlinks="no"

Don't Web users have the right to view material in their browser however they'd like?

Do they? They obviously don't have a right. Should they have the option? Why can't I, as author, allow only a single design? Why can't I block Google from adding links? Sampling and PC film editing tools have given users the ability to remix content. Should new tools allow websites to be mixed and links added without authors' permission?

Goggle added "rel=nofollow" to slow spammers. I want a couple of new tags: meta remix="no" addlinks="no" to slow Google.

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Posted by domoni at 23:09 on Mar 19, 2005

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