> >I won't pretend to hold any influence in this project, but from my
> >experience, an email address is more 'real' online than a name. As
> >people have said, a name can be faked. An email address is
> >functional, and so, is much more likely to be accurate.
>
> ...and should there be some catastrophic legal horror ...I'm sure
> IP's will be reversed, ISP's contacted and 5am raids organised.
Sure... and may I ask how you expect they will not do the same to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--tim
If I were involvred in the code which was the subject to a
"catastrophic legal horror" or even, for that, if I were involved
with the code ...then I am sure they WOULD!
<confused>
BC
