This Swedish entity believes it has found the solution (patented) to the long standing problem of effortless micropayments for web content. The solution is - skip micropayments! - but let the ISP´s pay tax to the content providers, the amount calculated from the size of the ISP's customer base, regardless of which sites the particular ISP customers actually visit. So you need a World Association of Approved Content Providers (WAACP) to share the tax profits. The tric(k) seems to be a method of technically denying access to sites in the WADCP domain to users who's ISP is not paying the taxes. One big problem is that providers of Not PC Content naturally will be barred from the WADCP. Even if it won't help the MS Masses it would be a gift if their system were crackable. //mob http://www.tric.com/