On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 17:19 -0500, wayne wrote:
If it wasn't for Meng's "perfect leadership", we would have
SPF-classic as a standard-track RFC right now, instead of maybe a an
experimental RFC sometime Real Soon Now.
I do not believe I truer word has been spoken on this list to date.
Yeah, I'm real impress by all the people coming out saying they
support Meng when they haven't done squat for SPF and many have never
even posted here before. Meng has made many good decisions, but he
has really screwed other things up. Things that others have had to
work real hard to undo. But Meng still thinks I should work for free
to get the SRS stuff that he wants done. Now that Microsoft is
onboard with the mfrom scope of SenderID, I think we should all just
wait for them to do SRS. Why work for MS for free?
Whatever his motives you are quite correct. I'm sure you feel as I do
relating to the amount of time invested to date only to have Meng decide
without question to jump in bed with MS. I was not invited to this
secret meeting in Redmond. I was informed about it, but not offered a
say in anything resultant from it.
Never say never right, but I do not believe that SRS will not succeed.
I believe that the SES that we've come up with is a much stronger
candidate for success, especially through its ability to co-exist with
SPF and its tolerance of ignorant MTA's. Furthermore letting Microsoft
programmers near SRS is a joke right? I mean, they can't code their way
out of a cardboard box. Honestly. We'll see Longhorn before we ever
see MS authored SRS. BAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Cheers,
James
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James Couzens,
Programmer
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