Arvel Hathcock wrote:
> It is SSP's way of trying to give direction about the behavior
> of receive-side filters.)
It is SSP's way of offering input for use with the receive-side's
decision making tree. Receivers can decide whether and how much import
to place on such offered input (if any at all). We must resist the
tendency to think that doing so is unprecedented (it's not) or somehow
out-of-bounds (it isn't).
+1 Very True.
My only comment about this is that I was hoping there would be atleast a
"sub-set" of a decision tree that is common to DKIM/SSP receivers as
defined or implied by the DKIM/SSP specifications. The goal is to help
yield some form of enhanced assurance or purpose for all this. There has
to be a firm answer for "Why" this is being offered to customers. Why
should they turn it on?
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Sincerely
Hector Santos, CTO
http://www.santronics.com
http://santronics.blogspot.com
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