Cobb.com provides calendar, news and more for Cobb County in Georgia

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cobb.com and 2cobbs.com -- Stephen Cobb and Chey Cobb and More

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About 2cobbs.com

2cobbs.com serves several purposes. First, it is a place where you can learn more about some of the people who share the last name Cobb. You can read about Cobb history, look into Cobb genealogy, even order books by and about Cobbs. Second, the site offers access to two Cobbs, Stephen and Chey, as well as a platform for their interests. Because Stephen and Chey are heavily involved with computer security and data privacy, the site provides a lot information on those topics. In fact, 2cobbs.com started out as, and probably will remain, a multipurpose web site. The site most likely will continue to evolve over the years (2cobbs first appeared on the web in 1996).

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A. Although there is now some paid advertising on the site, the site is basically noncommercial, born of the Internet spirit of sharing information and expanding access to information. However, this spirit has never meant that people are free to appropriate the work of others. Unless stated otherwise on our web pages, or provided for under the provisions of international copyright law, you are not free to copy text or images from these pages. However, you are free to ask us for permission to use material that we have developed, and we try to be generous in spirit. And if you find any material on our site that you believe to be unfairly appropriated by us, let us know, via email to webbloke at cobb.com, and we will do our best to address your concerns.

B. By creating a place to learn more about people who share the last name Cobb we are not claiming that Cobbs are inherently more special that Smiths or Smolenskis, or any other grouping of human beings. To do so would not only be foolish, it would be a form of discrimination, and quite frankly, we can't stand discrimination. The specialness of any person comes from that person, not from their parents. While I owe a great deal to my parents, both of whom I love and admire, I cannot demand you respect me as a person because of who my parents or grandparents were. This is not some fuzzy iteration of political correctness. You only have to look at the evening news to see examples of people hating and killing other people because of who their parents were. If that is wrong, and we most certainly think it is, then it is also wrong to exult people because of their lineage.