On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 21:57:50 +0100, Anders Eriksson said:
Unfortunately, today's broken internet infrastructure has removed this useful feature from the mail system. If more MUAs implemented a "Guaranteed Delivery Service" out of the box, maybe we can get proper connectivity reinstated? <wishful thinking> Plug this feature into Thunderbird, and watch the masses complain to their ISPs that they cannot use "Guaranteed Delivery" via their networks... FUN!
The base problem with the "proper connectivity" is that nobody has a good way to allow legitimate e-mail directly from Joe Sixpack's PC while at the same time not accepting spam from the zombie bot software on Joe Sixpack's PC. And you're not going to fix *that* issue until Joe starts running software that isn't quite so prone to zombification.
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