Josiah,
I did not get your original message on security. I'm using Gmail, checked 
SPAM and TRASH and it was not in either. These are your messages, as of 
11:35am this morning, that I had received:

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki at the local Community College 6:38am

[tw5] Re: I love TiddlyWiki because... 7:17am

[tw5] Re: Favicon is not displayed 9:36am

[tw5] Re: [I'd like to TALK] ... About Security 9:43am

On Thursday, December 6, 2018 at 9:43:04 AM UTC-5, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> For email users of this list ... I just wrote a post ... Could one of you 
> let me know if you got this message ...
>
> (Web users of the group can ignore this post)
>
> J.
>
> @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>>
>> I'm getting very interested in TW as a potentially secure way to chat, 
>> and publish material that is ONLY for selected users/participants.
>>
>> Part of the background is that its becoming clearer that large online 
>> services are NOT, ultimately, able to secure conversation. I spent the last 
>> two days sorting out the aftermath for me of the Quora meltdown ... 
>> https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2018/12/04/quora-hacked-what-happened-what-data-was-stolen-and-what-do-100-million-users-need-to-do-next/
>>
>> The problem is those types of system are owned and run at huge scale by 
>> far off companies and you don't know what they are doing. In fact THEY 
>> often don't know what they are doing till its too late. This just is the 
>> latest of a long line of serious cloud hacks. I basically don't trust them 
>> now. The hassle re-setting everything after an attack is both a PITA and 
>> very worrying. Identity theft can be a very complicated thing to sort out.
>>
>> TW seems interesting if you can add *two step verification*.
>>
>> Practically I'm very interested in being able to run a TW online just for 
>> conversation with ONE person ... i.e. One Wiki Per Converser. In this way 
>> we can chat AND in teaching I can show all but only what is needed. This is 
>> appropriate for how I work, which is all one-on-one. More collectivist 
>> security models interest me too, but the simple person-to-person is a 
>> specific interest. And I think it may be simpler to establish really 
>> robustly?
>>
>> This is just one set of thoughts. My main concern is: can TW be maximally 
>> secure? I think, if it could be demonstrably so on-line it could be a USP 
>> for it.
>>
>> Any comments welcomed ...
>>
>> These are just early thoughts
>> Josiah
>>
>>
>>

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