I guess this is an indication that it doesn't work unless everything changes at once. I actually do have a few "paperless" services here (DSL, for one), and it

I guess this is an indication that it doesn't work unless everything changes at once. I actually do have a few "paperless" services here (DSL, for one), and it's actually biting me now because there are still organizations that absolutely require paper documents to function. Banks are just as guilty of this as the government. Try opening a bank account anywhere without a paper copy of a utility bill to prove your address. The more paperless we get, the tougher life gets when trying to deal with the few holdouts who need to see your papers.