I have been trying to think of naturally occuring unique identifiers that
people might use on the internet.
I think that e-mail addresses would be a unique way to indentify an
individual.
Only one e-mail can exist per person. Although an email address could change
owners for the most part, each e-
Strictly speaking, they're not unique - there's a lot of many to one
mappings- eg my work email address and my home email address - and a
hell of a lot of one to many mappings - ie [EMAIL PROTECTED] As long
as you're happy with that, most people end up being happy assuming that
a user's email add
Original Message -
From: "Bryan Wheelock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 5:31 PM
Subject: Is email unique?
> I have been trying to think of naturally occuring unique identifiers that
> people might use on the int
