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Scott Kitterman wrote:
I do trust the operators of the MTAs that I use to terminate anyone that
forges me. For today, that's probably good enough. The real problem is
when people start to try and leverage SPF anti-forgery results into
domain based blacklists or reputation systems as suggested on the
spf.pobox.com web site:
As soon as ISPs/MTAs can be held accountable, they will try to hold their
customers/users accountable, by requiring some proof of their real-world
identity (for instance by sending them an unlock code to their postal
address). This is the right thing to do.
Once your reputation is trashed or your domain is blacklisted, how do
you get that fixed?
I doubt that you'll get blacklisted due to a spammer every month or two.
That would block too many white-hat ISPs that are indeed willing to combat
spamming users. But in case you're really burrowed in black tape up to
your ears, you may try to get away by buying accreditation. Which will of
course get pretty expensive over time unless you really manage to better
yourself.
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