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Sure, crossing the Ts and dotting the Is are the job of diplomats. Hopefully it will happen. That doesn’t mean that a technical proposal must only be allowed on
by krisoft 3y ago
Sure, crossing the Ts and dotting the Is are the job of diplomats. Hopefully it will happen. That doesn’t mean that a technical proposal must only be allowed once that is all squared away. In fact the existence of a widely deployed technical solution makes it easier to achieve consensus on the protocols.
- dmvdoug 3y agoOf course. I’d go further: it wouldn’t even make sense to try to achieve consensus until you have at least one functional technical solution. I just meant that this seems like the first step in that process. A couple of other comments seem to be suggesting this is a stupid thing because they were taking it as saying, “Problem solved!” This is a first step to open discussion on how IHL needs to be adapted to our present world, not bulletproof technical armor by itself.