[Asrg] Re: Consent protocols - was E-postage

>Now several things can happen in the state graph.
>
>a. Sender has no more msgs to devlier anyway.
>b. Sender has more, and follows Recip's desired 1/h
>	- At some point, Recip decides that Sender has been faithful,
>		and may be allowed a higher rate.
>c. Sender has more, and ignores Recip's desired 1/h
>	- Sender is blacklisted.
>
>Optionally:
>
>d. Sender has more, and requests a higher rate allowance by providing
>	an accreditation, hashcash, 'introduction protocol' referral ID,
>	etc.
>e. Sender provides a one-time, or reusable key that was provided out of
>	band by recipient - i.e. when signing up for a mailing list -
>	which entitles Sender to a higher rate limit.

f. Sender pretends to be 300 other people and sends you buckets of spam.

Bad guys won't play by your rules.

Regards,
John Levine, johnl@taugh.com, Taughannock Networks, Trumansburg NY
http://www.taugh.com

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