Exactly. It doesn't matter where you live and what government you live
under, they issue you some form(s) of identification. A digital
certificate is simply a digital form of identification. Why should the
government keep using ink and paper documents for identification when
digital ones are much better?
I for one will be glad when I can just get a certificate in my email
instead of waiting in line for 5 hours at the department of motor
vehicles to renew my driver's license.
Boyle Owen wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Kew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
... Personally, I feel this role belongs in the government.
Any particular government? A few years ago I'd probably have agreed.
With the most blatently corrupt government in living memory, that has
less appeal.
At first I thought this statment was inappropriate on an international list
where we don't know where anybody lives. But then I realised it applies equally
well to every government on the planet...
Except, maybe, Iceland?
Rgds,
Owen Boyle
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