> no justification required That is the main thing I mean by free. I agree, requiring ID and even appointments is something that isn't objectionable. The iss

> no justification required That is the main thing I mean by free. I agree, requiring ID and even appointments is something that isn't objectionable. The issue I have is requiring a justification. Who approves or dismisses justifications? What's considered an invalid justification? Unconstrained access isn't what I'm talking about, unjustified access is.