Re: Engineering to deal with the social problem of spam

Paul writes:

if you build a world wide communications
system to make communications easier, It
Will Be Used.  by the full spectrum of humanity.


Then logically, the only way to exclude any part of that spectrum is to make
a communications system harder to use.  I'm not sure that making things
harder is a desirable goal.

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