On 11/23/2020 2:42 PM, John R Levine wrote:
Forgive me but I believe misbehavior by mailing lists has never been
meaningfully documented for this work. Quite the contrary.
I believe that Brandon has specifically said that Gmail sees this
problem and that is why whitelisting mail from mailing lists isn't
adequate.
And that constitute "meaningfully document[ing]"?
My point wasn't that it isn't a valid concern, but that it was not
explicitly stated as the motivation. Again:
ARC deals with the problem that most list software forwards everything
with a subscriber's address on the From: line and does a lousy job of
spam filtering.
offers a characterization of mailing lists that hasn't been documented.
And, again, when ARC work was pursued, I don't recall anyone claiming
that mailing lists were (significant) sources of misbehavior.
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