- From: Chris Drake <christopher@pobox.com>
- Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 20:11:24 +1000
- To: public-usable-authentication@w3.org
I wrote: >At the risk of upsetting James again - if solving this problem I meant: >At the risk of upsetting Thomas again - if solving this problem While on the subject... What, exactly, is "not helpful" about reminding those on a path to a solution about keeping to the path when they persistently stray off towards dead-ends (significantly more often than I remind them I might add) ? I am trying to keep minds open, lateral thought alive, and promote an environment where an actual public, useable, authentication scheme can genuinely evolve. What kind of atmosphere and productivity improvements come from stifling experienced opinion? (I've been working on this problem since 1994.) The word "Chrome" is so cool that nobody wants to put it back on the shelf where it belongs! Kind Regards, Chris Drake
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