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  1. Re:Government waste - they do! by ericspinder · · Score: 1 · on USPS Providing Electronic Postmarks

    the site is "powered by" Authentidate. At 80 cents for each (25 min), who do I have to bribe to get that contract!

  2. Re:How bout a webservice by ericspinder · · Score: 2, Interesting · on USPS Providing Electronic Postmarks
    I don't think that is ever the intention for them to ever handle your documents, from the site:
    Data stays private. Service never has access to your content and requires no modification or transmission of content. (only a hash code of the file is logged as evidence of authenticity.)
    However, from what I see you need to sign into the website and upload you hashcode for registration, and that would be a good function for webservices (and micropayments or microcharges!). On another note the Java SDK seem like vaporware, I can find it anywhere! Even the Authentidate website(the USPS's "partner" in this venture), doesn't seem to have it.
  3. Re:Word only irrelevant (except for USPS?) by Mozz+Alimoz · · Score: 1 · on USPS Providing Electronic Postmarks
    Seems like the Authetidate technogoly is applicable to many document types. Their FAQ says: What does the system consider a document? A document is any file in any folder. AuthentiDate isn't restricted to working with a limited number of document extensions. Even documents without extensions can be AuthentiDated.

    But it does seems like the USPS's implementation that has only allows Microsoft Work Docs. Only for now I hope.

  4. More information by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on USPS To Provide Personal Identity Certification

    USPS Electronic Postmark page More about electronic postmark