Simple answer : NO.

Longer answer: Not everyone wants to burn mobile data time just to listen to local radio stations while they are out and about. Besides mobile data issues, soon home bandwidth caps will shrink down to ludicrous levels, unless you are consuming the ( extra charge ) content from your provider.

But also on the consumers of electricity.. Just as the feds want. Bleed us dry.

It all trickles down to the 'guy on the street in the end, and we are the ones that pay..

There are ads (buy now) everywhere in the modern world (buy now).

From billboards, to clothes, the drink you are holding, to the car that just passed you on the road, its invaded every part of our lives. Everyone is competing for your attention 24/7. Its not going away.

I am pro sovereignty. China has a right to restrict any speech they like [with their own citizens], and you have no right to interfere.

You, and meddling do-gooders like you, are 'my problem'.

I have a problem with people like you meddling in the affairs of other countries. Keep your nose out of their business.

Who gives you the right to impress your concepts of right and wrong onto the citizens of another sovereign nation and its people?

How would you feel if another country did it to you?

If there isn't after the project stabilizes, and you cant port it yourself, then you shouldn't be asking about FORTH in the first place.

Sounds like you have bigger problems than your documentation and user interface....

Gutenberg isn't amazon :) But yes, that is another (legal) option.

But more to my meaning: There are thousands and thousands of out of print ( but still relevant ) books in libraries that are still under copyright.

jungles are hot. hot = evil

Antarctica is a decent temp year round. Sign me up please.

It *did* cost him. He just thinks public services run on air, not taxes..

Not saying i support it, but if you take the millions for the library, you can buy a lot of kindles and pay for the subscription too....

Try getting out of print material from amazon...

i know *I* would never run an out-node.. i dont want the feds coming to my door due to what someone else was accessing.

The OP asks a rather simple technological restriction, and instead we get a bunch of mis-informed arm chair legal posts, mostly from idiots.

my my, amazing how far Slashdot has fallen.

here they gave permission by answering the phone. and i dont have to tell them i am doing it..