Trust (non-DB)

Nick Andriash andriash@home.com
Mon Nov 19 18:19:01 2001


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Hello Steve Butler,

On Monday, November 19 2001 at 08:33 AM PDT, you wrote:

> I am presuming we have some of both here.  Although, from the thread
> of this weekend I think the ranks of both have thinned <<grin>>.

Probably... and that's a shame, because it's those very discussions that
turn potential PGP/GPG Users away. Phil Zimmermann commented recently
about why PGP/GPG was not attractive to the 'masses', and I believe made
reference to the 'analness' regarding the threat model. I'm sorry that I
don't have the article's URL, but his comments rang true for me when
reading this particular thread. 


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Nick

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