Re: move to second stage, Re: Principles of Spam-abatement

Einar Stefferud wrote:
> NSF dropped the AUP in 1994 as access was opened up to all who could afford it 
> and the trustworthiness of the internet has gone downhill ever since because 
> there is no longer any obvious incentive to inhibit bad behavior.  
> Reasonable trustworthiness is no longer a hallmark of all Internauts. 
> We all know that there are many bad apples in the barrel.  I appears  that 
> the IETF did not foresee the fact of loss of trust, and did not foresee the 
> affects such loss would have on everything, until now.
> And so, perhaps all the major IETF standards need to be reviewed for 
> upgrading to deal with the almost complete loss of internet-user trust and 
> Internet System Trust. 
>
> This is why I would designate Inter-system and Inter-personal trust induction 
> as the major paradigm shift to be navigated in this first decade of the New 
> Millennium.  Unfortunately, it appears that the shift of paradigms might be 
> a bigger adjustment than we are ready to address.  
>
> But, the fact is that our old trust has been lost, and something new is 
> desperately needed, as seems clear from this discussion thread... 
There is also a possible conflict between the need for trust and the end 
to end principle, as mentioned in 
(http://www.iab.org/documents/drafts/draft-iab-e2e-futures-05.txt).
Yakov