(2) Tear out everything having to do with making author signatures
survive list relaying, dropping all that text altogether, and instead
pointing people at S/MIME or PGP (John’s proposal);
-1. S/MIME and PGP aren't even vaguely related to DKIM, and we're not in
any position to know whether S/MIME or PGP are better. We should just
state the facts and leave it that.
I am happy to just state the facts so long as the facts are,
approximately, that many MLMs break the signatures on messages they
resend, that's not a bug, and it is vanishingly unlikely that will ever
change.
The only reason to mention S/MIME and PGP is to point out that there are
other crypto standards designed to have more robust signatures, if that's
what you want.
R's,
John
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
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