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 ==Solutions==
 [[Conformity]] needs to be evaluated whether it applies to individuals or enterprises.
-* The EU is establishing Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs) to determine if it exists in the components of a [[Digital Public Infrastructure]],<ref>European Union Cybersecurity Certification ''Becoming a CAB'' https://certification.enisa.europa.eu/browse-topic/becoming-cab_en</ref>
+* The EU is establishing Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs) to determine if [[Conformity]] exists in the components of a [[Digital Public Infrastructure]],<ref>European Union Cybersecurity Certification ''Becoming a CAB'' https://certification.enisa.europa.eu/browse-topic/becoming-cab_en</ref>
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 ==Solutions==
 [[Conformity]] needs to be evaluated whether it applies to individuals or enterprises.
-* The EU is establishing Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs) to determine if it exists in the components of a [[Digital Public Infrastructure]],
+* The EU is establishing Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs) to determine if it exists in the components of a [[Digital Public Infrastructure]],<ref>European Union Cybersecurity Certification ''Becoming a CAB'' https://certification.enisa.europa.eu/browse-topic/becoming-cab_en</ref>
 ==References==

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 * The Web has grown up with a strong dose of [[Anarchy]]. See the wiki page [[Common Good#Declaration_of_the_Independence_of_Cyberspace|Declaration of Independence]].
 * Although this wiki is mostly about identity on the Web, the use of identity politics is based on what that a human thinks of themselves in the real-world, which influences the way that identity is representing in the digital world. In an interest self-help column Vanessa Friedman<ref>Vanessa Friedman, ''Here to Help'' New York Times (2019-11-11) p A3</ref> says that<blockquote>Truth is, we all indicate allegiance to various social groups in how we dress, it's how we telegraph who we are to kindred spirits (or those who are the opposite). ... Which means your question is not really about your clothes at all. It's about your social and cultural life. Do you want to fit in or stand apart? Play the the game or change the game? And how much of your own sense of self are you willing to sacrifice to do it? ... The good news is that the pendulum is increasingly swinging in favor of the individual, rather than the group.</blockquote>
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 * Humans are social animals, human society grows as the [[Common Good]]s of the society accumulate, but individualism has been the goal the past 200 years, or at least since the publication of On Liberty<ref>John Stuart Mill, ''On Liberty'' (1859, original publication) Dover ISBN 978-0486421308</ref>
-* Edmund Burke declared that humans have no rights except as the are in [[Conformity]] with human organizations. While men are men, and nothing else, the government where they had allegiance generated those rights that they had.
+* Edmund Burke declared that humans have no rights except as the are in [[Conformity]] with human organizations. While men are men, and nothing else, the government where they had allegiance generated those rights that they had. No rights exist outside of their community (or country).<ref>Russel Kirk, ''The Conservative Mind'' ISBN 978-0895261717</ref>
 * The Web has grown up with a strong dose of [[Anarchy]]. See the wiki page [[Common Good#Declaration_of_the_Independence_of_Cyberspace|Declaration of Independence]].
 * Although this wiki is mostly about identity on the Web, the use of identity politics is based on what that a human thinks of themselves in the real-world, which influences the way that identity is representing in the digital world. In an interest self-help column Vanessa Friedman<ref>Vanessa Friedman, ''Here to Help'' New York Times (2019-11-11) p A3</ref> says that<blockquote>Truth is, we all indicate allegiance to various social groups in how we dress, it's how we telegraph who we are to kindred spirits (or those who are the opposite). ... Which means your question is not really about your clothes at all. It's about your social and cultural life. Do you want to fit in or stand apart? Play the the game or change the game? And how much of your own sense of self are you willing to sacrifice to do it? ... The good news is that the pendulum is increasingly swinging in favor of the individual, rather than the group.</blockquote>

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 * Humans are social animals, human society grows as the [[Common Good]]s of the society accumulate, but individualism has been the goal the past 200 years, or at least since the publication of On Liberty<ref>John Stuart Mill, ''On Liberty'' (1859, original publication) Dover ISBN 978-0486421308</ref>
 * The Web has grown up with a strong dose of [[Anarchy]]. See the wiki page [[Common Good#Declaration_of_the_Independence_of_Cyberspace|Declaration of Independence]].
 * Although this wiki is mostly about identity on the Web, the use of identity politics is based on what that a human thinks of themselves in the real-world, which influences the way that identity is representing in the digital world. In an interest self-help column Vanessa Friedman<ref>Vanessa Friedman, ''Here to Help'' New York Times (2019-11-11) p A3</ref> says that<blockquote>Truth is, we all indicate allegiance to various social groups in how we dress, it's how we telegraph who we are to kindred spirits (or those who are the opposite). ... Which means your question is not really about your clothes at all. It's about your social and cultural life. Do you want to fit in or stand apart? Play the the game or change the game? And how much of your own sense of self are you willing to sacrifice to do it? ... The good news is that the pendulum is increasingly swinging in favor of the individual, rather than the group.</blockquote>