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<myVisitorsMap ⁄>Most people must assume that there's some agency in charge of the Internet, someone who can enforce rules and impose new standards. Of course there isn't.
Partly it's from misleading representations of technology on TV and the movies. I especially remember one "Law&Order" episode in which the NYPD computer guru ran a "tracert" program that identified who had sent an e-mail down to the address of their house. Neat trick.
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