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No, just making sure that Microsoft is kept honest and that people
understand that InfoCard is nothing special, just a copy of technologies developed by others, and added to Windows. People need to understand that just because Microsoft can add technologies to Windows and guarantee 90% distribution, does not mean they did anything inovative. This action is just to make sure we have a recognizable substitute for InfoCard, that is also cross-platform, free and open. Just like we could not trust Microsoft with Passport, we can not trust Microsoft with this either.
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Microsoft's InfoCard draws open-source response  Loverock Davidson | 02/27/06
No, just making sure that Microsoft is kept honest and that people  DonnieBoy | 02/27/06
Microsoft playing follow the leader  thunderdome1 | 02/27/06
Ummm, how can you say MSFT is following?  marksashton | 02/27/06
The idea of an electronic wallet has been around for years.  DonnieBoy | 02/27/06
You're right(mostly, I think)!  Tony Agudo | 02/27/06
Read my message again  thunderdome1 | 02/28/06
Have you been sleeping?  nucrash | 02/27/06
not sleeping at all  Pascoli | 02/27/06
InfoCard is just copying, but, we need to have something identifiable as  DonnieBoy | 02/27/06
How is InfoCard copying?  marksashton | 02/27/06
Yes, Microsoft has to pretend they are happy to have this project, but,  DonnieBoy | 02/27/06
MS Federal ID card  LittleGuy | 02/27/06
And if MS free tech support for software  Boot_Agnostic | 02/27/06
NIST Identities  Mihi Nomen Est | 02/27/06

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