Preliminary scan of the draft text on your site shows quite a number of
problems, omissions & ambiguities (probably going to be couple dozen
when I'm done going through it).
So should I assume what is on your site is not final draft text that
was submitted and wait for IETF published version (or version made
available by one of the authors on their page) before writing review
and list of such problems on this mail list?
On Sun, 10 Jul 2005, Dave Crocker wrote:
Folks,
Another milestone for techniques for message authentication:
A multi-month, multi-vendor effort to integrate Yahoo's DomainKeys and
Cisco's Identified Internet Mail proposals has produced Domain Keys
Identified Mail (DKIM).
It has been sent in as an IETF Internet-Draft.
There will be a press release sent out tomorrow (Monday) and we expect a
bit of discussion about it at the New York "Email Summit" on Tuesday.
Best of all, it looks as if we will be getting a pre-working group BOF
session at the Paris IETF.
More information is at <http://mipassoc.org/mass>.
d/
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