At 10:36 AM 7/6/2001 -0400, Craig Spencer wrote:
Julian Morrison wrote:
a) If you do business with unidentified people, you can be dragged into
their crimes, you can be swindled, and you can help crime in general
prosper.
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are unidentified.
Julian Morrison wrote:
a) If you do business with unidentified people, you can be dragged into
their crimes, you can be swindled, and you can help crime in general
prosper.
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are unidentified. It is
that they are criminals. Identification may
Craig Spencer wrote:
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are unidentified. It is
that they are criminals. Identification may filter out some of the
criminals but it does not filter out all of them and it interferes
with some perfectly legitimate business.
A broader view
I was interested to see on the Web of Trust page about path servers
http://www.rubin.ch/pgp/pathserver
that I gave earlier that someone has recently gotten a path server
going again.
http://the.earth.li/~noodles/pathfind.html
As an illustration of its operation, looking for a
Dale,
You pose an important question to understand and answer. But
fortunately
the answer, rightly understood, is not a difficult one.
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are unidentified. It is
that they are criminals. Identification may filter out some of the
criminals
Dale,
I neglected to reply to your last paragraph.
An interesting dilema for e-gold is Whose definitions are they going to
use? Why? How are they going to be implemented? Where? At what cost
and especially By whom?
E-gold is an independent business owned and run by responsible adults.
Craig Spencer wrote:
Dale,
You pose an important question to understand and answer. But
fortunately
the answer, rightly understood, is not a difficult one.
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are unidentified. It is
that they are criminals. Identification may filter
Craig Spencer wrote:
Julian Morrison wrote:
a) If you do business with unidentified people, you can be dragged into
their crimes, you can be swindled, and you can help crime in general
prosper.
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are unidentified. It is
that they are
Dale Pond wrote:
Craig Spencer wrote:
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are unidentified. It is
that they are criminals. Identification may filter out some of the
criminals but it does not filter out all of them and it interferes
with some perfectly legitimate
Julian Morrison wrote:
Craig Spencer wrote:
Julian Morrison wrote:
a) If you do business with unidentified people, you can be dragged into
their crimes, you can be swindled, and you can help crime in general
prosper.
Strictly speaking the problem is not that they are
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