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On an O/B system? I think it's a good idea, otherwise I would not have implemented it.


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I think it's a good idea. It will be interesting to see the implementation of it.

Just noticed that while reading this very article - I think it's a good idea, relatively unobtrusively implemented.

Yes, it's a good idea. It has some security and privacy considerations of its own which are outside of my area of expertise, and I believe it could be implemented on top of the existing spec.

That's actually a pretty good idea. I'm sure there are some implementation problems I haven't thought of yet, and ways for companies to get around it, but on the face of it a really good idea.

I wouldn't object to that, although I imagine there would be challenges to making that system work.

Sure, that's how I would implement it.

exactly. so you reckon it's a good idea. would you use it?

Yep, I think it's a good idea.

That's a good implementation idea!

This was my thinking, exactly. I have not tried implementing one before.

Shouldn't be hard to implement and I think it would be beneficial. No?

Sure. I don't suggest that this is a good idea, just that it'd be possible this way.

It's a great idea, but based on your points it seems like this implementation ain't it

Could you explain your last paragraph and why you think it's a good idea?

I am not sure, if such a system was already implemented somewhere, but I wanted to discuss the idea here to find out, what the opinions about it are.

I really wish your comment said "There would be no feasible way to implement such a system because <X>, and it probably wouldn't be desirable because <Y>." I said "maybe this would be good" in hopes that others would have interesting ideas about whether or not it would be.

I'm planning on implementing this I just wanted to know if people actually liked the idea first

Yes, I think that's a good idea.

Why don't you implement it and see how it goes?
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