At 3:25 PM -0500 11/11/98, Tim Showalter wrote:
2. Request: Reject should be optional.
(I just want to know that this is consensus.)
I think Reject has to be optional, because some implementation
environments can't support it (specifically, some environments either
can't control the DSN generation, or can't alter the text used in it).
3. Request: forward adds Resent-* headers.
(I just want to know that this is consensus.)
My understanding of the DRUMS discussion on Resent-* headers is that
they are not to be used for .forward style automatic, unconditional
forwarding, but are supposed to be used for user-initiated forwarding.
I say that Sieve falls into this latter category, and thus Resent-*
headers SHOULD be generated.
4. Request: Short-circuit evaluation should be either MAY or MUST, and
must be discussed in case it matters in the future.
I've implemented them, but I suspect there may be implementation
environments where this is hard to support, and so I don't think we can
require it.