Karl Auerbach is here in Montreal, adding notes on WHOIS and privacy to his CaveBear Blog. I particularly appreciate his proposal to establish a truly anonymous domain name registration service, capturing only technically relevant data:
I hope to run an experiment soon in which people can register names anonymously and without the retention of any contact information whatsoever - control of a name would be in the form of a digital certificate, a kind of bearer bond.
Thomas Roessler, also here and blogging many of the sessions, shares concern over privacy in WHOIS records, and busts a few strawmen.
Posted by Wendy at June 25, 2003 08:52 AM | TrackBackGreat comments guys. Peter FDA
Posted by: Peter on November 11, 2003 12:26 AMHi,
this already exists at www.katzglobal.com
Check it out...
thanks
Scott
Posted by: Scott Siebold on January 21, 2004 12:24 PMSee film "Runaway Jury". Until the powerful elite stop using oppressive and underhanded methods, and basically hijacking democracy in a quiet way, then anonymity is necessary.
Consider the Blacklist in Hollywood in the 40's and 50's.
Consider US governing and strategies both at home and abroad (highly imperialistic, I'd say).
Freedom, grassroots autonomy, integrity, ethics...holistic solutions are needed.
Thanks for letting me spout!
Try http://www.zentek-international.com/domain/
Posted by: John on March 11, 2004 01:35 PM