I know there were far more behind-the-scenes machinations performed by Weev and his online friends – including the "leaking" of this information to Gawker – but taken in context of the free-wheeling, always-open world of the mind which we Internet users espouse, he did nothing wrong.
Freedom of speech and academic freedom become relevant precisely when academics espouse positions with which we disagree.
ownCloud has a partner program, in which they espouse "a partner first policy, which means that we will always involve a partner in customer opportunities as long as the customer does not insist on being served directly from ownCloud".
In 2002 the pair published Cradle to Cradle: Remaking The Way We Make Things, which espoused their belief that waste can be eliminated through sustainable design.
We need to build on our instincts for kindness and co-operation, which many religions espouse, but avoid the religious beliefs that provoke our instinct for tribalism, xenophobia and war.
Such calls are usually supported by governments which espouse unsuccessful policies.
He runs a decent art college and a worthy foundation, which espouse his range of interests.
Among the few critics of the crackdown was the rival Basque Nationalist Party, which does not espouse violence.
But in virtually all Western countries, there are organisations which espouse the ideology and tactics of the Brothers; they are regarded by others, including fellow Muslims, as fronts for the Brotherhood but they generally deny being so themselves.
However, compared with many countries in the Western Hemisphere, most of which espouse some variant of democracy and a free-market economy, Cuba is a secure society with some enviable social indicators.
"Veneration of the Imperial House is a strict religious tenet of Japan and, however much it offends nations which espouse other tenets, it commands the deep loyalty of the Japanese," she wrote.
