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I didn't realize we were going to debate semantics of the law. If we want to get really technical:
"A mere failure or refusal to disclose the serious offense without some positive act of concealment does not make one guilty of this offense. Making a false entry in an account book for the purpose of concealing a theft committed by another is an example of a positive act of concealment."
I submit to your arguement that failure to report is not an element of the crime.
So what is the advise you would give to Maarken? Should she not be concerned with the fact that teenagers are consulting on her MUD on how to distribute illegal narcotics to one another, or how to slip a "mickey" in a female's drink?
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