On Tue, 2004-11-30 at 08:59, Nigel J. Carr wrote:
I understand for SPF to be successful then every maildomain needs to
have an SPF record and every mail server needs to check SPF records. I
would suggest that getting this message across would be eased by
producing a similar document that Acme Stores will need to produce if
they want more people to use them. When it comes to asking questions
about driving a stick shift then refer them to a Driving school
(www.microsoft.com) or the like.
Again, I'm going to have to say that the spf.pobox.com website fulfills
the minimums of this requirement. In fact, as far as the "driving
stick" analogy goes, the document
http://spf.pobox.com/execsumm.html#wheretobuy
seems to do the referring to a "driving school". Although I think in
some respects the site could use some clean-up and a reevaluation of
focus. It seems like a product launch, which is fine for providing
executive-summaries to big wigs, but like you (Nigel) point out, it
could use some updates to cater to those who are doing the deploying
(this most likely means more plain-text documents and fewer pictures of
people using computers).