On Mon February 28 2005 08:07, Charles Lindsey wrote:
So we can consider how those requirements are met in the 4 cases:
1. No From 2. blah.invalid 3. @[] 4. From <>
A. delivery 98% [1] 100% 98% 98%
[...]
Clearly, this analysis shows that no solution is going to be perfect (but
we knew that already). OTOH, it does seem to shown that #1 has worse
problems than the others.
What it shows is that you can start from preconceived notions,
make up a bunch of random numbers unrelated to any sort of
testing or scientific basis, then say "See, it shows I was right".
Bollocks.