Re[3]: Lawsuits, angry business users, and SPF stupidity.

Hi Rik,

Yes - kindof - I want the "right" to operate an email service that
exists between senders and recipients.  Anyone who wants the right to
run their own SMTP server (eg: to avoid ISP mail delays) also fits in
my category.  We do all have the right+permission to use our
respective email addresses though.

Sender authentication should be done in the client - not in the ISP.

Kind Regards,
Chris Drake

Wednesday, January 14, 2004, 12:01:14 AM, you wrote:

RvR> On Tue, 13 Jan 2004, Chris Drake wrote:

> > No - you misunderstand - the recipient ISP follows the policy of the
> > ISP identified in the envelope; this is not me
RvR> Ahhhh, so you want the right to use some ISP's domain
RvR> name, regardless of them giving (or not giving) you
RvR> permission to do so ?

RvR> Rik

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