Jim Fenton wrote:
Paul Hoffman wrote:
The term "mailing list" can mean discussion lists like the one we are
on, and it can also mean one-way lists, like the ones that many
commercial organizations use to talk to their customers. The latter
type often used customized bodies, customized headers, or both. We
don't get as much of that now as we should because wanted commercial
email often looks like spam. If the DKIM protocol can support one-way
mailing lists better than -allman-01, it should.
Thanks for clarifying. So really this helps a subset of mailing lists
that customizes the headers but not the bodies.
Here's my question: how can we actually determine whether we _should_
be helping (ie, providing an optimization), and more importantly whether
they will appreciate the "help". I don't seem to recall any consituency
clamouring for this before.
Mike
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