[cabf_validation] Using 3.2.2.4.2/.3 for future domains
Tim Hollebeek
tim.hollebeek at digicert.com
Wed Mar 21 03:22:35 MST 2018
Oh, it certainly is possible to meaningfully do things about it. They just might result in validation requirements that look a lot different from today’s validation requirements. Given that we’ve currently embarked on a process of evaluating our current validation requirements and possibly making them very different, this would seem to be a good time to think about this.
So I don’t think your argument that many of the current validation methods can be used to do this is a reasonable argument for why we can’t have a discussion about it.
-Tim
These sorts of things turn that on their head. That may be fine, but we should look at them with a critical eye and see if they do what we want. The answer may be yes. I’m still thinking them through.
Right, and I'm disagreeing with that framing for how to approach it. If we're going to Have Opinions about it, we first have to explore whether it's even possible to meaningfully do anything about it. If not, it's a lot of handwringing and pearl-clasping for nothing.
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