In article
<4870(_dot_)1549925672(_at_)turing-police(_dot_)cc(_dot_)vt(_dot_)edu>,
<valdis(_dot_)kletnieks(_at_)vt(_dot_)edu> wrote:
At this point in SMTP's history we should be deprecating features that
are not being used at scale, rather than inventing new ones
How big a food fight would I start by asknig what are the top 3 things to heave
over the side? :)
Good question.
NO-SOLICITING (only invented to make a political point)
CONPERM and CONNEG (never seen them used)
ATRN (a hack to try and run an SMTP server on a dynamic address)
CHECKPOINT was an experiment 24 years ago which we can now declare complete.
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