And then, of course, there were the bright ideas about
universal/ global email directories. One hesitates to describe
where those went :-(
john
--On Friday, July 10, 2020 00:30 -0400 John Levine
<johnl(_at_)taugh(_dot_)com> wrote:
In article
<CAKFo7w=MJBt0FdnCcOZCXZWdkd6Jinv4TqwdpefdoaCncbZH3Q(_at_)mail(_dot_)gmai
l.com> you write:
PS: There have been some attempts at setting up
change-of-address services where you can register old and new
addresses, so mail servers could query them after getting a
550, and they never went anywhere either.
See US Patents 6,654,789, 6,892,222, and 7,080,122.
By the way, 6,654,789 expires a week from Monday and 6,892,222
expired last year so if you find any good ideas in them, you
can use them.
7,080,122 doesn't expire until 2023.
R's,
John
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