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Re: [Asrg] MX, was Adding a spam button to MUAs

SM <sm@resistor.net> Wed, 10 February 2010 18:34 UTC

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Hi Ian,
At 04:00 09-02-10, Ian Eiloart wrote:
>Do you think a political campaign that resulted in - say - all UK 
>educational establishments, or all .gov.uk domains (or both) 
>implementing such a rule would change their minds? What if Google 
>also implemented the rule.

I gather that these fine UK educational establishments have read the 
specifications and the discussions leading to it.

BTW, are you suggesting that Internet Standards should be determined 
by what Google does?

Regards,
-sm

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