although i'm wandering a bit far afield here, there's an issue with the current brouhaha regarding microsoft's www.passport.com's "terms of use" that hasn't been addressed. while everyone's been (justifiably) horrified at microsoft's "all your data are belong to us" attitude, it disturbs me more that this site actually got trust-e certified! that microsoft has real problems with morals is no surprise anymore. and they'll spin this just like they spin everything else when they get caught. but how on earth did that site get trust-e certified? from trust-e's own web page, "when you see the trust-e seal, you can be assured that you have full control over the uses of your personal information to protect your privacy." what complete garbage. what on earth was trust-e thinking? one has to wonder just how rampantly dishonest someone has to be for trust-e to actually *withhold* their certification. microsoft will survive, and this will pass. but trust-e's credibility should be forever suspect. just another worthless certification. rday -- Robert P. J. Day Eno River Technologies, Durham NC Unix, Linux and Open Source training "This is Microsoft technical support. How may I misinform you?" _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
