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This is one of those issues that the HN community needs to think about. The solution is not simple. A simple do-not-track option in a browser breaks a great m
by russell 16y ago
This is one of those issues that the HN community needs to think about. The solution is not simple. A simple do-not-track option in a browser breaks a great many sites, facebook for one. do you have a do-not-track policy version 3.4, add a new service and now v 3.4 have to opt in, but v 4 users get an implied opt in. Do a massive change and everyone needs to opt in again? This obviously needs clearly understood standards, probably legislated ones. If we rely on ANSI or even worse ISO, they wont arrive for a decade. Worst of all, a Sorbanes Oxley type solution. Sure you created a couple weeks of Ramesn to create your site, but you now have to spend a couple of million to get it certified.