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I noticed that one proposed solution is pretty pointless: attach a key to the hasp of the first locked box. The key can then be copied ("stolen" in today's copy
by delinka 10y ago
I noticed that one proposed solution is pretty pointless: attach a key to the hasp of the first locked box. The key can then be copied ("stolen" in today's copyrights-holder's parlance) by anyone along the mailing route, and the first person to use the key gets the ring.
This, aside from the fact that the key on the hasp is not "inside a padlocked box" ...
- mkagenius 10y agoYou are right. Sending key is bad idea. Another alternate solution was a bummer.. > Win at Wimbleton > 9999-9997 : Roger was wearing himself out I mean, seriously?
- joveian 10y agoShould work fine if the locked box is sent first...
- delinka 10y agoNot bad. Sadly this one has no (secure) digital parallel.