On October 30, 2005 at 09:29, "Arvel Hathcock" wrote:
Other companies may decide that it's unwise to completely relax policy on a
domain-wide scale simply to allow mailing list use.
Note, this makes an assumption about the nature of the business.
For example, is what you suggest practical for an email service provider?
For those, putting list
participants on a separate sub-domain could solve the problem.
But could be an administrative pain. Anytime a mailbox user needs to
subscribe, and post to list, they would have to submit a request with
IT to establish an identity in the sub-domain. Then IT must depend
on the mailbox users to use the proper non-sub-domain identity when
sending non-list mail. I think it is safe to predict that users
will mess up an use the wrong identity when sending mail to a list
and sending non-list mail.
--ewh
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