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non-transferable signatures (Re: Crypto Kong penetration.) (fwd)
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> Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 15:30:05 GMT
> From: Adam Back <[email protected]>
> Subject: non-transferable signatures (Re: Crypto Kong penetration.)
> It might in fact be a dumb move to sign messages to the cypherpunks
> list -- proving that you wrote whatever, when for example the USG adds
> cypherpunks to it's growing list of terrorist organisations.
We're an 'organization'? Where is my monthly newsletter?....;)
We should also pick our treasurer with some care. It is the prime target for
law enforcement since it provides them access to the money records.
In general I have to agree with Adam though, in the real world with
ubiquitous and surreptitious monitoring signing documents is actualy a
liability in many if not most cases. About the only exception is dealing
with a contractual relationship.
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