sb> Go for it. Crypto stuffs are considered munitions by current sb> USG laws, but if the President doesn't have to abide by the sb> law, neither do we. Let's get this stuff in ASAP and make the sb> world a better place. Len> Geez ... I never realised that fellatio was restricted as Len> weaponry under ITAR. Live and learn ;-) ;-) There's a fallacy in Steve's argument, which fellatio in the Oval Office unfortunately won't resolve. Clinton has more expensive lawyers than we do, for one thing. And the only Presidents in memory[1] who might conceivably have been law-abiding are Ford, Carter, and Bush. Not a good recommendation for law-abidingness in Presidents. Be that as it may. Be careful, OK? I personally live in Japan, and doubt I'll get extradited over it; For those of you who live in the States, the ITAR stuff is potentially a lot nastier than Unisys could ever be if, say, Jesse Helms should get a bug up his nostril. At least consider the Debian et al model of developing the "munitions" outside the US and distributing it that way too. Footnotes: [1] Ie, JFK and after, for me. -- University of Tsukuba Tennodai 1-1-1 Tsukuba 305-8573 JAPAN Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences Tel/fax: +1 (298) 53-5091