Kyle Hamilton wrote:
Also, does Mozilla want to go on record as tolerating spam?
The problem with this argument is that it could be applied to a good
many more things than spam. This is especially true with respect to
government CAs, since governments can and do engage in activities which
a
On 02/28/2009 11:05 PM, Martin Paljak:
While I'm from EU and against spam, i must remind the fundamental
optout/optin difference between US and EU. Just a thought.
Once when I was naive enough and clicked for "unsubscribe" I've got ten
times the amount of spam (since I just confirmed to them t
On 02/28/2009 10:51 PM, Kyle Hamilton:
First, Microsoft has already become a CA (multiple times over), and
they arguably do more things related to maintaining the
trustworthiness of the PKI than Mozilla does.
Kyle, follow up of Franks response was set to
mozilla.dev.security.policy. Could you
While I'm from EU and against spam, i must remind the fundamental
optout/optin difference between US and EU. Just a thought.
On 2/28/09, Kyle Hamilton wrote:
> First, Microsoft has already become a CA (multiple times over), and
> they arguably do more things related to maintaining the
> trustwort
First, Microsoft has already become a CA (multiple times over), and
they arguably do more things related to maintaining the
trustworthiness of the PKI than Mozilla does.
However, I believe that spamming is reprehensible. I also believe
that the only reason that spammers actually spam is because o
Eddy Nigg wrote:
I suggest to Micorosoft and Mozilla to make it a policy
requirement of CAs to refrain from spam and sending of unsolicited mail.
In my original "CA certificate metapolicy" document from 2004
http://hecker.org/mozilla/ca-certificate-metapolicy
I wrote the following:
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On 02/24/2009 10:21 PM, Kathleen Wilson:
This begins the one-week discussion period. After that week, I will
provide a summary of issues noted and action items. If there are no
outstanding issues, then this request can be approved for inclusion.
If there are outstanding issues or action items, th
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