Re: [ogpx] VWRAP Draft Charter - 2009 09 01

[SM <[e-mail]>]

At 04:21 04-10-2009, Vaughn Deluca wrote:
>I think SMTP is a very good example. An SMTP server  will reject 
>mail from untrusted sources; if I try to use the SMTP server in 
>Domain X while logged in at domain Y it normally fails, because the 
>SMTP server does not trust anybody but those it has information on 
>(that might include age, real world address etc.), i.e. users  from X.

SMTP is not based on a concept of "trust domains".  If a SMTP server 
were to reject mail from untrusted sources, this email would not 
reach your mailbox.

You are using a gmail.com email address.  Does your email provider 
have your real name, your real world address and did it validate your age?

Regards,
-sm