>>How crucial is this idea of "non-alterable"? Should this even be an issue,
>let alone a charter constraint?
see earlier message
>Be difficult to make anything 'non-alterable', but presumably you mean a
>system for verifying if it has been altered in transit. If the latter, it's
>an essential objective.
There are ways to discover if a message has been altered in transit .. but
since IPP is really a point to point protocol I don't think we have to
worry about this..
Good point though...
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