1. Why so little progress appears to be happening
Unlike the others who have responded, I believe the answer is "we don't know how
to make progress". We know how to take action, but we cannot be certain what
actions will constitute "progress". As the others have noted, spam is primarily
a social problem. Perhaps folks have noticed that societies tend to have
difficulty fixing social problems?
Added to this is that most actions affect the infrastructure and it is extremely
expensive and slow to change a global infrastructure. Therefore those who would
invest in making the changes want to see validation of the recommended changes,
before agreeing to them.
d/
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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
<http://bbiw.net>
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