The base issue is trust, not some technical issue.
They repeatedly violated the trust placed in them. They'd have to fire the entire chain of command that allowed those to happen, retool their processes, and probably post a sizable bond before many folks would give them a second chance.
But really, who needs them? We need fewer registries, or in the alternative many, many, many more.
They repeatedly violated the trust placed in them. They'd have to fire the entire chain of command that allowed those to happen, retool their processes, and probably post a sizable bond before many folks would give them a second chance.
But really, who needs them? We need fewer registries, or in the alternative many, many, many more.