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Michael Thomas <mat@cisco.com> Thu, 20 December 2007 18:58 UTC

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Lucy Lynch wrote:
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> As an old multicast warrior and a long time NOC volunteer I'd point 
> out that we've been eating our own dog food for years. The world 
> didn't end and the network never melted completely ;-). All the fine 
> folks involved in *hard* technologies like DNSSEC, DKIM, mobility, 
> multicast, new routing solutions, etc. should be following this 
> discussion with a mixture of dread and befuddlement.


I'm not sure I'd say DKIM is a "hard technology" but... what would it take
to get all of the IETF lists signing with DKIM? How can I help?

       Mike

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