BBS Disclaimer for [BOARDNAME]

                       This bulletin board system, is required
                  under New Jersey State law to monitor any and
                  all files uploaded and downloaded from its
                  file section.  Any commercial software found
                  being uploaded shall result in immediate
                  notification of the proper authorities.  If
                  you are found uploading this so called
                  "elite" software, you would found guilty of
                  computer theft, and to prove this, and i
                  quote....


                  Under NJ law 2C:20-25, a PERSON IS GUILTY OF
                  THEFT IF HE PURPOSEFULLY, AND WITHOUT
                  AUTHORIZATION:  ALTERS, DAMAGES, TAKES, OR
                  DESTROYS ANY DATA, DATABASE, COMPUTER
                  PROGRAM, COMPUTER SOFTWARE, OR COMPUTER
                  EQUIPMENT EXISTING INTERNALLY OR EXTERNALLY
                  TO A COMPUTER, COMPUTER SYSTEM OR A NETWORK.

                  Understood?  The actual charge under 2C:20-29
                  of the New Jersey State Law Code would find
                  you guilty of Computer theft in the 4th
                  degree.

                  Here at [], we try to keep our posting
                  discussions, and file transfers totally
                  legitimate and legal.  However, if there are
                  subjects we have overlooked, we would like to
                  be informed of it.  If you are a member of the
                  federal, state, or local government
                  currently, or in the past, or if you have
                  ever worked with an agency whose purpose is
                  to monitor the software distribution of
                  bulletin board systems, please inform the
                  sysop of your presence, so he may keep a
                  close monitor on all actions taken on this
                  BBS as not to upset his/her legal standings.
                  With this request being stated, failure to
                  comply will be taken as entrapment, and will
                  be claimed as such should a matter ever have
                  to go to court.