Greetings,
I know and agree that the entire point of the SPF initiative
is to eradicate SPAM. It will probably also make it very
difficult to introduce new eMail viruses, Trojans, Mail Bombs
... it might even get rid of Usenet Trolls.
It is not something that I or anyone would want to oppose.
However, I do have an important question ...
Can SPF disrupt the delivery of valid eMail?
Have we considered how SPF might disrupt the delivery of
eMail that is not SPAM?
Have we considered eMail configurations that would lead to
such a 'false positive' detection?
Have we considered how to allow some kind of 'safety net' ...
authentication, whitelist, ... ?
I've just joined the discussion, if the archives for this
forum already have the answers to my questions, just give
me the URL(s).
... and I'll sit quietly over there in the dark, out of the
way while I chew on that history for a while. <g>
--
Martin G. Diehl
http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Yes&Artist=MGD
Reality: That which remains after you stop thinking about it.
inspired by P. K. Dick