Dave Crocker writes:
That was definitely true at one point. Based on today's numbers that I
looked at the mainstream adoption of DKIM sadly diluted its early value as a
spam indicator, ironically.
You seem to have fixated on using the existence of a signature as indicating
goodness or badness. Since it isn't intended to do that, please stop
casting the issue in terms of whether it accomplishes that.
I understand, very well, what the intent of DKIM is.
However, it is what it is. If I observe what the practical reality of the
past or current usage of DKIM is, then this speaks for itself.
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