Re: Corrupt Vulgate

It is incorrect that control over text distribution is necessary to
avoid the problems John Richards points out.

Under most circumstances an incomplete text is better than no text.
That means that the problems John Richards found (which were just
lacking text) are relatively harmless.  If the control over the
vulgate text were maintained, then the text would not have been
around for easy access.

important.  In that case, all that need be done is to compute suitable
checksums of the data and check them against checksums from a reliable
source which is presumed to have verified the text by normal means.
(In this case, CCAT would be the trusted source.)

for CCAT to attempt to maintain control when unnecessary is