ML20094R372

Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics

ML20094R372
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Issue date:	12/04/1995
From:	NRC
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References
NUREG-BR-0221, NUREG-BR-221, NUDOCS 9512040378
Download: ML20094R372 (2)

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Thou shalt not use a computer VI. Thou shalt not copy or use i

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you have not paid.

II. Thou shalt not interfere with VII. Thou shalt not use other people's other people's computer work.

computer resources without authorization or proper III. Thou shalt not snoop around compensation.

in other people's computer files.

VIII. Thou shalt not appropriate other people's intellectual output.

,j, IV. Thou shalt not use a computer IX. Thou shalt think about the social to steal.

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1 consequences of the program you are writing or the system you are V. Thou shalt not use a computer designing.

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