On Wed, Nov 01, 2000 at 11:14:27PM -0500, Lucky Green wrote: | In my view (I suspect this may be in agreement with Tim's comments above, | though I naturally do not presume to speak for Tim) ZKS' inability to derive | meaningful revenue of the Freedom (TM) product can be explained quite | trivially: the product fails to meet market requirements. Those willing to | pay cash to protect their Internet activities demand real privacy. Not the | watered-down, Mickey Mouse "privacy" Freedom provided. | | Freedom does not offer the user untracable IP. Hence those seeking | untracable IP didn't buy the product. Little surprise here. Freedom's | current fate was predicted in detail on this list the moment ZKS' deviated | from their initial anon IP promises. I'm really curious to see who goes into business selling full-bore anonymous IP on our codebase. If anyone really wants to, we'll be happy to spend a day or two telling you about all our in-progress traffic analysis results, so you don't need to re-do that work. (It will all be published as it becomes ready for publication, but if someone really wants to pursue this business, we'll show you what we've done.) Adam -- "It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once." -Hume