However, I do think that it's time that domain owners started taking
responsibility for the use of their domains.
If I, say, were to forge mail from your domain to, say, some ibm.com
user, would you take responsibility for it? That's what you seem to me
to be saying.
In a world where you *can* prevent abuse of your domain, what's wrong
with bouncing email?
Depends on what that prevention requires. ("Sure you can prevent abuse
of your domain. You just need to enter into a bilateral agreement with
every receiving mailhost on the net.")
But that's not the world we have, so it's a moot question.
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