When I searched on google for this forum i could find the memos that stated the the voting machines did not work properly and could be altered with easily and it was not all that hard. It showed that people could access information if they really wanted to. Sinc ethese documents refelced poorly on Diebold, the company did not want them posted. Putting these documents on the internet did violate compyrights laws since they were not the students documents to put up. While searching i found a website that they said was a "variation" of the Diebold incident. He said that all images can be reproduced as long as you then compyright them yourself. I thought this was a very interesting point and it made me almost change my mind about the whole situation. (Wikepedia has a lot of information on this topic)