Re: More on KEKIdentifiers, and a suggested addition to CMS

pgut001@cs.aucKland.ac.nz (Peter Gutmann) Wed, 10 March 1999 05:27 UTC

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>I stayed silent to see if anyone would support your suggestion.  No one spoke
>for it, but no one spke against it either.  I would like to heard from the
>list members regarding this suggestion.  I do not consider silence a reason to
>make an additional recipient type....
 
The maxim of the law is that silence gives consent.  Obviously everyone agrees
with me :-).
 
Peter.
 
>I stayed silent to see if anyone would support your suggestion.  No one spoke
>for it, but no one spke against it either.  I would like to heard from the
>list members regarding this suggestion.  I do not consider silence a reason to
>make an additional recipient type....
 
The maxim of the law is that silence gives consent.  Obviously everyone agrees
with me :-).
 
Peter.