[DotGNU][Fwd: [Arch]Re: [Auth]a list of what we need the personal Data system to do.]

[Jeremy Petzold]

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> Sat, 14 Jul 2001 13:13:21 -0400
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> John wrote:
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> > Some random thoughts.
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> > Jeremy Petzold wrote:
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> > > 1) hold personal Data (name, address, Phone #, CC#, ect)
> > > 2)be capable of holding the Data either Localy or, If desired, remotely
> > > on a providers Server.
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> > I object to the "a provider". Should we not be considering multiple
> > specialized providers? That is the phone company can hold name and phone
> > number, UPS can hold the physical address, and so on...
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> > *** No entity should hold more information about another entity in
> > excess of what they currently hold.***
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> > What dotGNU should be is a way of exchanging that information
> > efficiently without taking power from the individual.
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> > Random thought: Distributed database relationships... what normal form
> > is that?
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> > John Le'Brecage
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> well, if I am getting you right, you think that the information should 
> be stored by diffrent organizations by way of what they need to know 
> about a person?
> the ISP already knows your name, phone number, address, and creditcard # 
> as well as your E-mail. the same ges for a buissness, minus the 
> creditcard #.
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> did I read you correctly?
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