From: Chuq Von Rospach <chuqui(_at_)plaidworks(_dot_)com>
On Thursday, April 10, 2003, at 10:24 AM, John Fenley wrote:
Why give someone a key at all?
A consent token is like a temporary whitelist(with the obvious diference
that a token can be used by a different sender), so why not do temporary
whitelisting?
the address you send the consent to may not be the address the reply comes
from. Think about mailing lists, responses from amazon.com or other online
services, etc. You want the consent in the token, not in the address. You
may very well not know the address when you give consent.
I think my choicelist system works very well under this situation.
www.pontifier.com/database.html
John Fenley
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