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Cyberspace is not a discrete domain

Cyberspace is not a discrete domain – it is woven into the fabric of the physical world that government addresses and from which government draws its authority.

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Cyberspace is a domain beyond government
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Cyberspace is not a discrete domain
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Cyberspace has no elected government
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Identities in cyberspace are beyond physical coercion
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Identity may be distributed across many jurisdictions
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Legal framework does not apply to flow of digital information
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