Dave Crocker wrote:
If the Sender Signing Practices record for the domain does not exist
but the domain does exist, Verifier systems MUST assume that some
messages from this domain are not signed and the message MUST NOT be
considered Suspicious.
I think the above text should be labeled #5, since it specifies a
condition
different from #4?
This list is not a procedure; it is describing the possible SSP check
results and the circumstances that lead to each. But I'll agree that
it's a little bit strange to introduce "four possible results" when
there are only two: Suspicious and not Suspicious. This area does need
some rework.
-Jim
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