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Re: will resistant MTAs be fronted with commercial antispam gateways?

2004-02-10 14:19:27
On Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 04:07:54PM -0500, George Schlossnagle wrote:
| 
| I also think that pushing for direct incorporation is probably not a 
| winning strategy at this moment.  With SPF in it's infancy, an 
| unpublished RFC, and a young reference implementation, I think that MTA 
| maintainers will be justifiably skeptical over whether to incorporate 
| SPF into the core of their application.

Thank you all for your input.  I, for one, now have a better sense of
what to focus on.  This has been very helpful.

| There's also a bit of a 'my way or the highway' attitude floating 
| around this list.  That can be really counterproductive when you're 
| trying to get your technology adopted or incorporated into other 
| people's products.

I apologize for any part I may have had in this.  If we're going to move
toward Working Group status we're all going to need to be a bit more
professional.  We're all on the same side against the spammers and
sometimes we need to be reminded of that.

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