[ga-full] Re: [ga] GA Rules don't go far enough

[Dnsipv6@aol.com]

William and everybody else,

  I am NOT and alias as you an Harald keep trying to claim.
Prove that I am!  

  Let's see some proof of whom you are William or you, Harald,
Hummmmm?  And for that matter anyone else on this list....

  I agree that there needs to be some means of identifying poeple
online and for this list.  The methods are well known and avalible.
Have been for some time now.  But you don't have any secure
method of doing that so that peoples identities will not be
stolen, abused or misused.  Until than you just blowing smoke
here.  So put up or shut up!

  And this all can be done long before April as well, just takes a
little $$ and some expertise.  

David "Dude" Jenson

In a message dated 2/15/00 3:30:45 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
Harald@Alvestrand.no writes:

<< At 13:47 14.02.00 -0800, William X. Walsh wrote:
 
 >I again renew my call that all members of the GA list must validate by some
 >form of identification, such as a govt. issued ID.
 >
 >It is way too easy for people with AOL accounts or any of the numerous free
 >email/ISP services to just create new/additional aliases.
 >
 >I am prepared to send in a copy of my state issued ID, and I see no reason 
 >why this should not be a requirement.  Many conferences require the same 
 >type of thing at check-in, so this would be no different.   Otherwise we 
 >will continue to be subjected to the PCCF's and INEGroup's numerous 
 >aliases and attempts to disrupt, and who knows who else who might be 
 >participating with the intent to disrupt.
 
 I think this proposal warrants consideration for the debate on permanent 
 rules that we need to have before the end of April.
 The immediate objections I have to it are:
 
 - Processing costs for sending, receiving, verifying and storing the
    documentation. Someone has to cover this.
 - The fact that it is not useful against a disrupter who is willing to be
    identified. So it can't be the only rule.
 
 But it belongs on the table for April.
 
                      Harald >>
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