| # | First Name | Last Name | State | Country | Comments |
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| 1251 | Darryl | roberts | IL | US | I don't want to be a slave to Microsoft or anyone else |
| 1252 | Duane | Whittingham | IL | US | |
| 1253 | Jon | Pritchard | FL | US | Palladium is a vicious and blatant attempt at omnipotent control by Microsoft. It is intentionally anticompetetive and anticonsumer and must be stopped at all costs, legal or otherwise. If Palladium comes to fruition the world will never be the same. |
| 1254 | Sam | Denison | | UK | The world must not take this path. |
| 1255 | Frank | Daniels | AZ | US | I do not feel that Palladium takes the interests of customers into account and that it will cause far more troubles than it solves. |
| 1256 | Jared | Hoag | TX | US | Palladium will only polarize society into two factions: Those who will use it, and those who won't. Those of us who value our freedoms will move to Linux. |
| 1257 | Michael | Sullivan | TX | US | Microsoft is not the goverment, Microsoft has no right to do this. It's invasion of privacy flat out. To simply remove information of your harddrive, they are breaking the law. |
| 1258 | Arundor | Mehron | | | I oppose Palladium. |
| 1259 | Mike | Francis | | UK | why bother? |
| 1260 | Didier | Cardoso | | BE | |
| 1261 | Tim | Ford | MS | US | |
| 1262 | Jesus | Arenas | | ES | |
| 1263 | Aaron | Fitzgerald | MO | US | |
| 1264 | Cris | Jump | FL | US | It's hard to keep track of the number of inalienable rights the Paladium DRM model violates. |
| 1265 | Michael | Calabro | | | |
| 1266 | JOSHUA | MILLER | IN | US | i think this would be a violation of our rights, not every consumer wants what the large media companies want. some of us do like the freedom to choose for ourselves. Not having agencies force feeding us all of the bull.... that they want, in order to save themselves a buck! This is just as bad as the government telling me, a grown man, that i have to wear my seatbelt if im driving. I have the right to choose! And that is only fair that one should be able to choose what he/she wants to have on their personal property, and choose if they want to die all smooshed up in a steel car with their seatbelt on, or maybe they might have a better chance of surviving in his/her opinion if they are not wearing a seatbelt. CHOICE THAT IS WHAT THIS COUNTRY IS FOR, IT'S WHAT THE COUNTRY WAS FOUNDED ON. GIVE THE CONSUMERS,(ALL THE CONSUMERS)THE CHOICE WE SO RIGHTFULLY DESERVE...
Joshua Miller |
| 1267 | Craig | Harris | | UK | Fight for free speech , or be cowled and oppressed for ever. |
| 1268 | Dennis | Murphy | FL | US | Warning to legislators: Hands off Open Source. We share (or not) software we write freely (or for profit) via the internet. It's the only way to have an alternative to Microsoft. |
| 1269 | Kellen | Holt | | | This Palladium is bullshit. Bill, I respect you and all, but you have gone too far. |
| 1270 | Anders | Sorensen | | DK | |
| 1271 | andy | mornes | | UK | Stop palladium - simply i belive there are better ways to sort out current issues without resorting to total control of the end-users pc |
| 1272 | Christoffer | Fogelström | | SE | |
| 1273 | Eduard | Vaykher | NY | US | I will never use Palladium or anything like it, and will likely switch to Linux to avoid any further fascist tactics from Microsoft. I'm very happy to hear that AMD has decided against supporting Palladium, as I already own their processors and plan to stay with them in the future. |
| 1274 | Marg | P | | CA | I dont think that Palladium is neccessary and good. |
| 1275 | Ellen | Brickley | | | MS must be on salary from Apple to be introducing this shit. Read the First Amendment again. |
| 1276 | shannon | donaldson | IL | US | another step twords totalitarian capitolism that i am against. |
| 1277 | Margaret | Bauer | MO | US | |
| 1278 | Todor | Angelov | | BG | The times for Spanish inquisition are past faraway in the history,or not?
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| 1279 | Pat | Lenihan | CT | US | WOW i refuse to allow this, it has got to be unconstitutional, unless the consumer signs somehting, and what kind of moron woudl sign over such power and control |
| 1280 | Luc | Payen | | FR | Paladium ne passera pas |
| 1281 | Brendan | Greer | | NZ | |
| 1282 | Ben | Groff | | | |
| 1283 | John | Cummickel | TX | US | Micorsoft is dying. Wintel will end. Get used to it.
GO LINUX. |
| 1284 | Moinot | Nicolas | FL | FR | 1984 (Georges Orwell)
the past informs us on our future |
| 1285 | Eli | Gottlieb | NY | US | M$ aint gettin my data! |
| 1286 | Derek | Alonius | | | I am sorry but this is the worst idea for computer technoligy ever it removes all the privacy as any MICROSOFT admin can enter my comp that is fucking bullshit I am sorry but if this garbage hits the market you can bet on me not getting that crap and telling evering that thinks about it to not go near it |
| 1287 | Audrey | Tyler | | CA | |
| 1288 | Chris | Slover | | | |
| 1289 | Brad | Baker | IN | | Palladium is just a way for microsoft to get money. It will stop linux's ability to function, and stop the whole gaming world. It has to be stopped. I say, f**k microsoft, they can't assure me s**t. So to hell with Palladium and party with AMD (they're by far faster anyway.) |
| 1290 | Allard | Arnaud | | FR | I m a Mac-user and I don't want the sh*t of the Intel/Microsoft consortium |
| 1291 | Wes | Oldenbeuving | | NL | Palladium will do more harm than good, for it WILL be abused by those who seek more power (MicroSucks.)
I don't trust it now and I hereby swear I will NEVER BUY ANYTHING WITH PALLADIUM, if it is going to get released... |
| 1292 | martin | f | | | |
| 1293 | Grimonet | Thomas | | FR | |
| 1294 | Henk | de Rijk | | NL | Microsoft controls my computer...NO WAY!!!! |
| 1295 | Jon Lund | Steffensen | | DK | |
| 1296 | William | Palmer | RI | US | Palladium is an attempt by Microsoft to kill the Linux community by restricting the production of free software under the GNU Public License. |
| 1297 | Mike | Drach | | CA | |
| 1298 | Mike | Lunapiena, Jr. | | | |
| 1299 | Meynard | Samuel | | FR | NON A PALLADIUM
VIVE LINUX ET LES LOGICIEL LIBRES |
| 1300 | James | Brown | IN | US | |
