On 12/25/2019 9:06 PM, Keith Moore wrote:
It seems unlikely that practices that further encourage the arms race,
and further degrade the reliability of email, are defensible.
"Encourage" the arms race??? Wow.
So, ummm, you think that the bad actors will act less badly if the
receive-side filtering engines are less effective? That's the simple
implication of saying that applying effective methods encourages their
bad behaviors.
Or to seek a more affirmative tone:
What exactly is the alternative that will be at least as effective
as what is currently being done?
And by asking this, I'm asking for tested practice, not untested
theory. The latter is almost always more appealing, since it benefits
from not having to deal with the messiness of the former.
d/
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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
bbiw.net
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