Hello!
On Tue, Oct 26, 2004 at 09:50:22AM -0500, Seth Goodman wrote:
From: Meng Weng Wong
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 3:28 PM
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Note the SRS requirement. We really have to crack the
forwarding nut or we're stuck in sight of the finish line.
SRS is not a requirement. Solving the forwarding problem is. There are
better ways to do this than SRS that require nothing to change at
forwarders.
Could you please explain this? Have I missed something?
And, btw, there *might* be also forwarding setups where it isn't
the receiver who sets up the forward. Like coworkers setting up
a forward during vacation, or if I had a specific role in some
spare time project, and I were to vacation, I might setup a forward
to another participant of the project, either as part of a general
agreement or after specific permission or so.
So one can't reduce the forwarding problem to only either mailing lists
or one person having 2 mail accounts and forwarding one to the other.
Those might cover a big part, but surely not all of it.
(And I don't consider mailing lists a problem, mailing lists are
supposed to set their own envelope sender address.)
Kind regards,
Hannah.