Re: [Bimi] BIMI & the MUA

Taavi Eomäe <taavi@zone.ee> Fri, 08 September 2023 08:12 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Bimi] BIMI & the MUA
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Hi,

There's no need to call it "DKIM-Signature", just not reinventing the 
rest of the DKIM RFC would be significantly better than the current 
draft. Though it does seem like yet another hypothetical to accommodate 
badly designed recipient systems, if such signatures actually affect the 
signing domain's reputation.