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On 01/02/10 19:28, Kyle Hamilton wrote:
> This discussion is and was inevitable, unfortunately, considering that
> the only real fix for this -- which is not "remove the trust from the
> root" -- is something which has repeatedly been shot down: CA branding
> in the browser.

And your message doesn't really answer any of the objections which have
shot it down in the past. :-|

Anyone who thinks this is a good idea should go off and write an
extension which does it, as a proof of concept.

If any Chinese person wants to install that extension, they could.

Gerv