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

SM <sm@resistor.net> Sat, 13 February 2010 18:27 UTC

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At 10:49 10-02-10, der Mouse wrote:
>Why not?  The "rough consensus" appears to be that "anything is
>acceptable provided Google does it", so on "rough consensus and running
>code" grounds, yes, what Google does _should_ set the spec.

If that is the rough consensus, I'll wait for the publication of 
those specifications. :-)

At 05:05 11-02-10, Ian Eiloart wrote:
>What I'm suggesting is that things currently permitted by standards 
>might not be permitted by local policy. I don't like the situation 
>that a DNS lookup can't tell me whether an email domain really is 
>supposed to be deliverable.

If your local policy is to reject my messages, there is nothing I can 
do about it.

At 06:27 11-02-10, John Leslie wrote:
>three assumptions listed above are all false today, but I agreed to
>accept the consensus call on this issue for RFC 5321 because with Doug
>Otis on one side and Dave Crocker on the other, I didn't want to wait
>for one of them to die.

:-)

It was a very long discussion where there was also several other 
parties that debated about both sides of the argument.

Regards,
-sm