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1. A company you trust is acceptable as a CA. Nowhere did I say it had to be a company. I said users pick the CA's they trust. 2. If they want to distribute it
by krichman 14y ago
1. A company you trust is acceptable as a CA. Nowhere did I say it had to be a company. I said users pick the CA's they trust.
2. If they want to distribute it with that CA. Nowhere did I say CA's must require payments. Yes a CA gets a say in who they will verify. That's the point.
3. If the CA gets "popped" or makes a mistake you remove them from your trust list. I don't expect regular people to know how to do this, but they could ask someone they know.
4. You didn't even read my arguments, you are attacking things I didn't say, so you are being intellectually dishonest, not I.
- diminoten 14y agoI read your arguments, and drew conclusions based on what you outlined. Again, you know that, and again you ignore that. What is your real motivation here? Nothing you've said is anything a) useful or b) practical.