On Sun, 26 Sep 1993, George A. Gleason wrote:
In a discussion on the Well, some folks were speculating about the idea of lots and lots of people & companies applying for those arms export licenses, on the basis that they *might* sell crypto to a foreigner, or *might* go on an overseas business trip with their laptop with a crypto program on it, etc. This is a great case of an old protest tactic which we used to call "saturation," which involves lots and lots of people scrupulously obeying an unfair or controversial law to the point where it starts to swamp the system.
Seeme like it might be worth looking into. Any comments...?
Sounds expensive at $1,000 per five years per license. Got any cheaper ideas, like writing to your Congress person and the President?