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That is a nice idea!

Although someone will manage to crash his harddisk, forgot to make a backup or generally has his "registration email" misfiled or by switching to another mail reader cannot access it anymore and he will still have to petition the gods to get his account back.

CountZero

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In reply to Re^2: Email security for monks? by CountZero
in thread Email security for monks? by DigitalKitty

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