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On 09/17/2008 01:41 AM, Dick Hardt:
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- why try to make something secure that is not perceived to be secure,
and that a number of prominent members of the community to do not care
about? why not start in a community that cares about security.
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I think there are enough in THIS community waiting to see something
upon one can rely on beyond the auth factor. It might even resolve the
problem of "why almost every RP becomes an OP". I think that the trust
and security factor must be addressed at some point (not forced, but
opt in).<br>
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