On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 13:56:57 -0800, David Mazieres (no direct replies)
<dm-list-spf(_at_)scs(_dot_)stanford(_dot_)edu> wrote:
But basically I'd be very surprised to find a legitimate Sender ID
implementation used in software written in academia. You might find
situations where just some random person had signed the license Sender
ID agreement, but not someone whose signature can legally bind the
university.
The sendmail people declined to sign the license, but proceeded with
an implementation anyway. They said there was no business reason for
them to sign the license, because given its terms, Microsoft would
never be able to prove damages.
I'm glad sendmail is not GPL. GPL people are far too anal.
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