On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 07:46:10PM -0600, rgreene(_at_)tclme(_dot_)org asserted:
Could the xml proposal just be a method of dynamic advertising. dns is kind
of static.
adding an xml component could allow for insertion of paid for advertising in
an
otherwise 'free to the consumer' email service. Upon spf lookup, text akin
to 'This
message brought to you by the letter M' could be appended to an spf-xml aware
MTA.
With the backlash against html mail, this would seem a novel approach.
Ok, a little research says maybe.
From CNN:
(http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/internet/01/19/google.email.reut/index.html)
"The Mountain View, California, company, which has recently made several e-mail
related acquisitions, is working on a way to serve advertising to an e-mail at
the moment it is opened, people close to the company said."
That however does not mitigate the possibility of me being looney.
--
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Or, you can just pull my finger
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