All I can say is, no discussion seems possible with anyone who still has
their head stuck in what happened nearly a decade ago. I have no doubt
that there are things that should be done differently, now, if we
started with a clean sheet of paper. But, as far as I can tell, no one
is willing to come up with a sensible proposal as to what we can change
now, given the current context.


Without your history, you have no future.

And with the history in mind, I have asked you several times to put
forward the real arguments, not all that computer stuff, for increasing
security. You have failed, and I agree that there are more fun things to
do than discussing GFAC.

Take care
Robert

Robert