IEEE Lifts Huawei Restrictions on Editorial and Peer Review Activities
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#2>Our initial, more restrictive approach was motivated solely by our desire to protect our volunteers and our members from legal risk
In other words: They overreacted, possibly biased by those in charge.
Re: IEEE Lifts Huawei Restrictions on Editorial and Peer Review Activities
#3Good. That this at all happened should make them think about relocating to a country like Switzerland. They're supposed to be an international organisation.
Re: IEEE Lifts Huawei Restrictions on Editorial and Peer Review Activities
#4Good. That this at all happened should make them think about relocating to a country like Switzerland. They're supposed to be an international organisation.
... this is all because IEEE is under US jurisdiction, not Swiss
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#5Half of the article is a commercial for themselfs >_<
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#6Good. That this at all happened should make them think about relocating to a country like Switzerland. They're supposed to be an international organisation.
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#8>Our initial, more restrictive approach was motivated solely by our desire to protect our volunteers and our members from legal risk In other words: They overreacted, possibly biased by those in charge.
"Our initial, more restrictive approach was motivated solely by pulling something out of our goatse ass."
More seriously, I'd like to understand what legal liability they thought they were exposed to, and how they made that decision so fast, and who.
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#10Even though the restrictions are lifted, the damage is already done. Now everyone knows that IEEE has to comply with US gov's demands, which can be made without any court ruling or due process.