Keith Moore wrote:
Any consent has to be given from the receipient to the sender,
and should be non-transferable and revokable at any time.
no, that's clearly unworkable.
Could you be a bit more specific ?
sigh. I could, but it's probably just a rathole.
I hope not ;-)
any mechanism has problems and limitations. I don't think we're going
to find any single mechanism, or even type of mechanism, that satisfies
everyone. nor do I think it's in scope for this group to try do so.
I don't think, for consent per-se, that we have to find a single
mechanism or classes of mechanism that works all the time everywhere.
But at the conceptual level, being able to express and enforce _somehow_:
Any consent has to be given from the receipient to the sender,
and should be non-transferable and revokable at any time.
is critical.
Anything else just means you'll be spammed to death. Or e-mail dies.
Or both.
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