Thanks. Did not realize while typing it that it was a new iteration on the proposal. Hopefully it gets some interest.
The hidden or faked identity problem seems solvable so long as we can stop impersonation. Worst case, if we can't think of something better, those who cannot provide an identity can follow a different filtering procedure, …
Thanks. Did not realize while typing it that it was a new iteration on the proposal. Hopefully it gets some interest.
The hidden or faked identity problem seems solvable so long as we can stop impersonation. Worst case, if we can't think of something better, those who cannot provide an identity can follow a different filtering procedure, as determined by each user for each medium.
(I can think of other adversarial attacks on the system as proposed that we would also have to solve, especially 'send spam to friendly targets that mark it as clean,' but that strikes me as the type of issue Google already knows how to solve even if I can't spell out the solution myself.)
Thanks. Did not realize while typing it that it was a new iteration on the proposal. Hopefully it gets some interest.
The hidden or faked identity problem seems solvable so long as we can stop impersonation. Worst case, if we can't think of something better, those who cannot provide an identity can follow a different filtering procedure, as determined by each user for each medium.
(I can think of other adversarial attacks on the system as proposed that we would also have to solve, especially 'send spam to friendly targets that mark it as clean,' but that strikes me as the type of issue Google already knows how to solve even if I can't spell out the solution myself.)