Brad Templeton's fears

[rishab@dxm.ernet.in]

> * When he grasped the basic idea, of chained mixes, he got quite upset
> and said they were "threats" to his business. (Anonymous forwarding of
> ClariNet articles happens, of course. Brad was expecting that he could
> get a court order, if it came down to that, and was shocked to hear
> that the Cypherpunks model does not make this possible.)

He'd have been even more shocked if you told him about other future 
technologies such as DC-Nets... Of course if faced with a situation he'd 
probably try to claim 'conspiracy'.

> 1. Get as many _remailer accounts_ offshore as quickly as possible.
> 2. Separate the "ownership of a machine" from "remailer accounts."
> There is no good reason for the owner of a machine that does remailing
> to actually be doing the remailing. And many good reasons why a
> particular machine should have _many_ separate "mail accounts" that
> actually are the remailes. (This is the "remailer-in-a-box" I've been

I volunteer again to lend my name (and a little money) to any 
'remailer-in-a-box' account. Wasn't Sameer saying something about setting
them up at c2.org?


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