ISSUE-150: Abstract how user navigates to a site for establishing a new relationship from Web Security Context Working Group Issue Tracker on 2008-01-02 (public-wsc-wg@w3.org from January 2008)

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ISSUE-150: Abstract how user navigates to a site for establishing a new relationship

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Raised by: Sunil Agrawal
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7.3

"aa) the user can navigate to a known preferred search engine,"
This is not as abstract as it could be (and I think should be). This interaction is for the user to find the site they are looking for, in a trustworthy fashion, given the information they have easily at hand. Using a known preferred search engine is one way (perhaps the only way we can think of right now), but we shouldn't preclude other ways. I propose the change:
aa) the user can find the site they intended to go to in a trustworthy fashion

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