> As someone who was around when the notion of an I-D was created, let > me disagree somewhat. There was a very definite intent to cause I-Ds > to "officially" disappear after a limited time frame. I don't doubt that at all. But did folks really think that I-Ds would completely vanish from the face of the earth? And did they consider that I-D expiration might be useful even if I-Ds did not completely vanish? we've got people arguing that since we can't make I-Ds vanish completely, that the expiration is pointless. my argument is that the combination of the expiration and the fact that old I-Ds can be found if you look hard enough, turns out to be useful. Keith
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