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wearing my worked-on-p3p-for-years hat, jurisdiction matters.

how this translates into operational issues is:
  whois nonsense
  sld namespaces
  deresolution (upon local rule) process
  pricing and non-cash predicate and post-conditions
  moronic (or not) primary geolocs
  encodings and equivalancies (actually an interesting issue, the ietf
  not withstanding)
  safe harbor and data protection scope and semantics

enjoy,
eric

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Eric Brunner-Williams in Portland Maine wrote:

wearing my worked-on-p3p-for-years hat, jurisdiction matters.

how this translates into operational issues is:
  whois nonsense
  sld namespaces
  deresolution (upon local rule) process
  pricing and non-cash predicate and post-conditions
  moronic (or not) primary geolocs
  encodings and equivalancies (actually an interesting issue, the ietf
  not withstanding)
  safe harbor and data protection scope and semantics

enjoy,
eric

Eric, you name it.

Here is the details:

http://www.cynikal.net/~baptista/P-R/

Kind regards,
Peter and Karin

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Actually, this makes VERY interesting reading... not NANOG fodder, but I highly recommend anyone considering using public-root reads the documents there... especially the latest ones, with Joe Baptista himself asking various organisations to stop using public-root.