> If there were only standards *and* servers for such things <g>.
Standards? The Internet was built by people who created standards first and
then documented them.
Of course, those people didn't have to deal with the justice department.
> I think SIEVE is the only thing for rules right now. ACAP and the other pref
> sharing protocol are a nightmare to deal with. Again, this is all about the
> Chicken and Egg problem.
#ifdef TONGUE_FIRMLY_IN_CHEEK
I keep reading about what a great thing Microsoft BackOffice is. And I hear
what great things you guys are going to do with Hotmail and it's 67+ million
alleged users. Surely, there's some technology laying around...
I mean, the entire Microsoft .NET concept is predicated upon a central data
store. For that, Microsoft went out and invented an yet another programming
language...
And I can't even get a little, tiny thing like a true centralized mail
store? ;-)
#endif /* TONGUE_FIRMLY_IN_CHEEK */
mikel
PS: If you don't, AOL or Yahoo! will.
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