> Phil, > > > OK Dave, I accept the point that the interpretation of the work is > > performed by the recipient. I don't however accept that this means > > that the sender should not have the means to fully express their > > original intentions. > > It should a matter of the XML body to explicit the intention. The body of > the document represents the assertion. The signature attests its > authenticity. What if the entity is a notary public? I certainly don't want to vet documents before stamping them. I may well not want to see the document itself to create the signature. But I do want to incorporate disclaimers. PhillReceived on Wednesday, 16 June 1999 15:23:03 GMT
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