On Thu 02 Dec 2004 at 20:28:50, Josh Coates said: > so i guess my point is: if you don't include a thumbprint and dna sample > when you send your personal christmas cards, why would you bother to do the > equivalent electronically?
Unless you use gloves when handling the paper and a sponge to wet the envelope glue, then you do leave a thumbprint and a DNA sample. But your comparison is nothing but a straw man argument anyway. You're talking about attaching serious identification to a trivial message. We're talking about attaching a medium-grade signature to normal messages. -- Soren Harward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- http://theboard.byu.edu/ "Americans are always attempting to run away from conformity, but unfortunately they always start running in the same direction." -- Art Buchwald
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