-=> On 05-28-04  16:52,  Bj”rn Felten <=-
 -=> spoke to Mike Miller about International Coodinator <=-

 MM> strong dislike for you, and you for him, and you don't
 MM> want him in your house. Should it not be your right to
 MM> refuse him entry?

 BF> Noone is asking you to let him into your house. Just to grant him
 BF> the  right to put a letter in your mailbox. You don't even have 
 BF> to open it, you can throw it in the trash can on sight. But 
 BF> you should not put a lock on your mailbox, that only some 
 BF> trusted people have the key to. At least not if you want to 
 BF> remain in that organization, that you voluntarily joined, 
 BF> and that has the sole means of communicating via each 
 BF> others mailboxes.

  Bad analogy.  Mailboxes have locks here, and only I and the mail
  delivery person have keys.   If you want to send me mail, it goes
  through that delivery person, they open my mailbox and put it in.
  Later on, I open the mailbox and take it out.

                        dale (at) min (dot) net
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