Re: SpamCop recommends SPF (and/or DomainKeys)

> > > > > We need to work on the public perception of SPF being unreliable or
> > > > > error-prone.
> > > >

In general I am not sure the public necessarily grasps what all SPF does 
either. I just spoke to an ISP which I have good reason to believe is one of 
the more technically competent and un-lazy in the city it's located in, and 
their 2nd level support was bewildered when I wanted SPF records on a domain 
that had no MX and sent no mail. I had been wondering why that ISP hadn't 
implemented SPF themselves, and now I realize it's probably because they are 
somehow unclear on what it is/does. And if these guys are unclear, a lot of 
people probably are.
--Kaas