On Tue, 2009-12-15 at 20:48 -0500, Rich Kulawiec wrote:
I think allowing end users access to such a button is a terrible idea.
This is the same population that routinely replies to spam, falls for
phishes, and fails to correctly execute rudimentary tasks like unsubscribing
from a mailing list or trimming quoted material from replies. It would
be simpler and about as accurate to simply check a random number generator's
output for a "spam?/not-spam?" opinion.
---Rsk
The risk of misreporting doesnt mean that we dont accept reports at
all.
The MUA should have such easy to use buttons , and the mailserver must
have a protocol to accept the "TIS" complaints
The server may decide to send an ARF report or not. The server should
send the report only if the mails is authenticated ( DKIM or SPF etc )
and the mails have valid X-Abuse-To: headers
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