An interesting suggestion was passed to me from a FidoNet node, suggesting a way that might get PGP accepted in BBS-based networks a little easier: A new commandline switch that will cause PGP to produce it's clearsigning info, digital signature, etc, as part of a FTSC kluge line, most of which are "invisible" unless you really try to get at them (in much the same way that elm will filter out most of the headers, and you have to hit "h" to see them all). This would assuage fears of Fidomail becoming cluttered and unreadable with PGP output. This reminds me strongly of another recent proposal to have PGP use the headers, rather than the body of messages, for PG information in Internet/Usenet messages. Considering that these 2 similar ideas came from totally independent sources, this may be a good idea for developers to look at, since it seems to occur to a lot of people. -- -=> mech@eff.org <=- Stanton McCandlish Electronic Frontier Foundation Online Activist & SysOp "A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood of ideas in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people." -JFK NitV-DC BBS 202-232-2715 Fido 1:109/1103 IndraNet 369:111/1, 14.4V32b 16.8ZyX Join EFF! For more information about membership, send mail to eff@eff.org