Re: Creating a crystal clear and pure Internet

[Sean Donelan <sean () donelan com>]

On Tue, 27 Nov 2007, Rich Kulawiec wrote:
> In my view, it's the responsibility of everyone on the net to do
> whatever they can to squelch the first.  But they have no obligations
> at all when it comes to the second -- that way lies the slippery
> slope of content policing and censorship.

The technical tools and techniques available to ISPs are essentially
the same regardless of the type of use being targetted.

So reviewing sets of documents from various groups for technical 
capabilities, how can ISPs implement them?  Are there any technical 
capabilities available which haven't been included?  Are there technical 
capabilities included which aren't really feasible?

1. Traceability and impersonation of identifiers
2. Accountability and dynamic changes of identifiers
3. Availability and interference with other communications
4. Confidentialty and privacy of communications
5. Integrity and changes to communications
6. Alertability and status of communications
7. Acceptability and choosing which communications