RE: [Asrg] Nothing will stop spam???
"Bob Wyman" <bob@wyman.us> Thu, 03 July 2003 19:42 UTC
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From: Bob Wyman <bob@wyman.us>
To: 'Kee Hinckley' <nazgul@somewhere.com>, 'Selby Hatch' <selby_hatch@azza.com>
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Subject: RE: [Asrg] Nothing will stop spam???
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Kee Hinckley wrote: > The current email system allows people to send email to > people they don't know. That's a feature. Consent based systems need not interfere with this if the system is used in order to provide preferred handling of mail which is consented to while still allowing delivery of mail for which consent has not been granted. For instance, mail which meets all consent rules might be delivered to the main inbox while mail which does not would be delivered to a "gray" inbox that would need to be scanned from time to time. Personally, I don't see how a "graybox" can be avoided... Perhaps a good way to think about this would be to remember the old phrase: "Have we been introduced?" and the once normal practice of sending "Letters of Introduction." In the old world, you couldn't just go off talking to anyone you wanted to. The expectation was that you would be first introduced. If consent based systems become more popular, what we're going to see is people doing things like writing letters of introduction. For instance, I'll write an email saying: "Tom asked for your email address today. He's a good guy and should be on your whitelist." On a more technical line, we might see the creation of a specific form of email message which is a "request for permission to send." This would be something like a specific MIME type, perhaps XML encoded, that would be recognized by consent based systems. One would send a message in this form providing a self-introduction and requesting permission to send. Of course, spammers might send such things, however, my guess is that the response rates would be so phenomenally low that they would soon stop doing so. bob wyman _______________________________________________ Asrg mailing list Asrg@ietf.org https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/asrg
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