Markus Hofmann wrote: > > Brian, > > > Because both the content originator and the content receiver should be > > able to veto (say) ad insertion. > > What about services that are executed only on behalf of the content > receiver? Virus scanning might be one example. > > Other examples might be services that are authorized and performed on > the REQUEST issued by the content receiver (as opposed to the CONTENT > itself). Here, it seems sufficient if only the content receiver > authorizes the service. Yes, so there might be several classes of operation with different veto rules. Brian
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