UKM - Google Drive - UK

electrocbtslave · 20-05-2012, 09:34

Don't know enough about computing and still tend to store things on shelves but from a libertarian perspective its an astonishing contract

This type of storage is essentially like putting a suitcase in a left luggage locker

.......but suppose the locker owners said

*We can open the locker anytime we want and wear your clothes,give them to other people to wear ,use them at work,lend them to our mates etc

*We can do this for a "limited" number of purposes which we (at our sole discretion) will decide

* Even after you've taken your suitcase back we can come round to your house and borrow its contents anytime we feel like it

......then people might be a bit reluctant to use this facility

20-05-2012, 09:34	#1
electrocbtslave Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 1,353 Reputation: 36	Don't know enough about computing and still tend to store things on shelves but from a libertarian perspective its an astonishing contract This type of storage is essentially like putting a suitcase in a left luggage locker .......but suppose the locker owners said We can open the locker anytime we want and wear your clothes,give them to other people to wear ,use them at work,lend them to our mates etc We can do this for a "limited" number of purposes which we (at our sole discretion) will decide * Even after you've taken your suitcase back we can come round to your house and borrow its contents anytime we feel like it ......then people might be a bit reluctant to use this facility