Let's see if I understand L. Detweiler's recent comments: 1) PKP licensed key exchange for use with Clipper and DSS. Clipper and DSS are bad. Therefore PKP is "supporting, nay, *promoting* and *profiting* from" DSS and Clipper. a) "supporting, nay, *promoting*"--this is not good publicity against Clipper and DSS. Therefore PKP is our enemy. b) "*profiting from*"--this is dirty money, therefore PKP is dirty and we can't trust them. 2) They did it "at no additional charge." (Someone please explain relation to 1b, above.) Therefore they must be receiving some other compensation behind our backs. Therefore they're bad guys and we shouldn't trust them. 3) Bidzos says they don't dictate terms, yet their licenses DO have terms. Therefore he is lying, should not be trusted, etc. 4) They should have refused to license bad uses of "their" technology, but they didn't. Therefore they're bad, etc. Have I got that right? -fnerd quote me