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OK, I wrote up a whole blog post with some more detailed thoughts on this. Curious if anything here resonates with other folks. Thanks to @iame.li, @dholms.at, and @bnewbold.net for helpful pointers and discussions! pckt.blog/b/bits-of-en...

pckt.blogAll data should be permissioned data - Bits of EntropyMy post with vague complaints about the proposal that made for permissioned data got a bit of attention. Daniel was kind enough to take the time to chat with me...

Richard Barnes@ipv.sx

@dholms.at - What is the right venue for discussion on this Permissioned Data proposal you wrote up. atp@ietf.org or something else? I think it is wrong in some pretty fundamental ways. Or at least the motivations are poorly articulated.

I don't know if you caught discourse.atprotocol.community/t/bringing-b... but that's in line with what you're writing You probably won't get daniel on board with dropping deniability

discourse.atprotocol.communityBringing back at://Thanks for all the feedback! Wanted to chime in on two things in particular that I’ve seen come up a few times: The reason for the extra segment is so that you can differentiate between a public re...

Richard Barnes

@ipv.sx

3 July

Part of my objective in writing this was to see if anyone else agreed with him on that :) I would be fascinated to hear any example where deniability made a positive impact in someone's life. I have never heard of one. Signal's deniability didn't even come into play in Signalgate!

P(aul) Frazee

@pfrazee.com

Yehh

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