Quoting Alessandro Selli (alessandroselli@???):

> As sudo can be made to operate either requiring the user to type his
> own password or no password, stating (now) that just "a particular usage
> model" of sudo constiutes a proxy for the superuser's password can only
> refer to the case the user has to type his password. If you think using
> an unprivileged user's password to carry out privileged tasks will lead
> to a root password bypass by some attacker....

I did not so claim.

I honestly think my point was abundantly clear. And I really have no
desire to argue.