> 1. Write you will; I thought this was a command! > 3. Force them to all come together to decrypt the will for fairness. This seems like a good recipe for e

> 1. Write you will; I thought this was a command! > 3. Force them to all come together to decrypt the will for fairness. This seems like a good recipe for ensuring integrity of the will, but it's hard (for me) to see how it ensures, or even promotes, fairness. (Also, compelling presence seems like a strange side effect: the sort of person who would skip the reading of a will might not be motivated to ensure the fairness or integrity of the will anyway, so requiring their presence to verify it seems counterproductive.)