Douglas Otis wrote:
DKIM should verify a domain that can be held accountable for stopping
abusive messages. (It would be nice for the recipient to see who is
accountable.) However, displaying the accountable domain is not needed
and should not be attempted with feeble header bindings. With DKIM,
administrators can ensure bad actors are excluded. With DKIM, creating
a list of trusted domains will exclude most of the emails which need
greater examination.
So, given that view, as a sender, what's in it for me?
Sounds like all I get is more spam reports and maybe on a domain based
blacklist if someone doesn't like my mail? What benifit is being
offered that I should risk that?
Scott Kitterman
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