Good luck trying to do this with every single participating entity. The "problem", if there is one to be defined, is not the "silence" of the user, but the defa

Good luck trying to do this with every single participating entity. The "problem", if there is one to be defined, is not the "silence" of the user, but the default behavior to not surface the access of the data in question to others who are accessing or discussing the data. Basically servers need to divulge all meta data about an endpoint, including access and times. Its a "security flaw" of the Internet and web services, as they are currently defined. If someone would get around to integrating Lightning with the 402 HTTP error code, it might make it a bit better. Then again, someone has to convince all the users to use new browsers and technology, which will take forever. In the meantime, a service which shows who and where the content is being accessed, and a revenue model that fits with that viewing would be interesting. Vote me down, but no discussion is just more of the same meta problem. Users vs. hidden/unknown corporate control.