Depends on the nature of the assertion. If the assertion is "I'm a good guy"
or "I send virus-free messages" the receiver isn't likely to believe me. If
the assertion is "Be very careful about messages coming from my domain", why
shouldn't the receiver pay attention to that?
Because, as I said in my previous message, you are making assertions about
the behavior of people you don't know or control.
With respect to a domain likely to use SSP (such as a domain used only for
transactional messages), who are these zillions of other senders, and why
should that domain be concerned about them?
I was under the impression that SSP was intended to deter unrelated
senders from sending mail with your domain in the From: line, on the
theory that such messages might be forgeries. Are you saying it's for
something else?
R's,
John
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