----- Original Message ----- From: Peter Emrich OK...was wonder about the honesty portion...this seems to address that, thanks.
Of course, if you're playing against Snidely Whiplash you are still not assured of an honest turn -- if Snidely initiated the CyberBoard game and, therefore, has access to the .gbx files for both players. Dastardly Snidely could be keeping a running gamebox state for both players, using the opponent gbx file to circumvent whatever protections would normally keep prying eyes out of your cards. CyberBoard would need to provide an alternate or additional, more complex method for initiating a game and protecting gbx content to secure the player-specific game files. In the short-term, maybe have some third-party initiate the game, on your behalf, and email only the associated player-specific gbx file to each player; or, make sure both players have both gbx files available, to establish a trust equilibrium. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
