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Dotzero wrote:
> Writing a standard which subverts the intent of individuals
> publishing to a different and existing standard is simply
> unethical and wrong.
+1
> What happened was essentially a political move because people
> chose not to publish SPF2 records for PRA. So, the response
> was to force people to opt-out (publish an essentially
> meaningless SPF2 record) because the SID camp was losing in
> the real world marketplace.
+1
> One argument that was put forth after the announcement that
> SID would apply PRA to SPF1 records was that it was a
> conspiracy to get publishers to yank their SPF1 records.
Yes, when I said "excessive technical incompotence or outright
corruption" it wasn't the polite way to put it, but it was and
still is how I feel about it.
> People and organizations chose to publish a record according
> to a standard because they have a reasonable expectation on
> how that record will be used. While there may be edge cases
> of abuse, the expectation is that most people will respect
> the standard. That's why it's called a standard.
+1
> "Your honor, I have this alternative means of interpreting
> what a red stoplight indicates.....go go go as fast as you
> can".
LOL, precisely. Full ACK on all your points, bye, Frank
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