Re: twitter.el, anyone?

[Richard Stallman]

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Sorry, I can't concretely understand the information you sent.  Many
points are not clear to me.  For instance, is "CA certificate"
synonymous with "Symantec Root Certificate"?  I can't tell.

Does "Root Certificate" refer to private data that the server holds
(analogous to a GPG private key), or data that users should all have
(analogous to a GPG public key), or both, or what?

Does the Symantec license forbid everyone, even Twitter, from
redistributing the data that users need to run twittering mode?

Depending on the answers to these questions, that issue might be
a fatal problem or it might be no problem at all.

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Dr Richard Stallman
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