>> No, ADSP adds the ability for senders to make unverified assertions >> about their signing practices. Unless you already have some >> knowledge about the domain, you have no idea whether it would be >> useful to believe it.
>On the contrary, it adds the ability for domain owners to make those >asertions. Assuming that the domain owner has control of his own DNS >records, those assertions are as reliable as the reputation of the >relevant Domain Registrar (you can argue about how reliable that is, >if you wish). Huh? Maybe things are different where you live, but in this part of the world, registrars like Godaddy have millions of customers and know nothing more about them than that their credit card charge for $8 was approved. It's hard to imagine how anyone could think that a registrar would know anything at all about its customers mailing practices. To put it concretely, your registrar is JANET, which is a fairly reputable organization. Are you claiming that means that ADSP published by random ac.uk subdomains are all going to be accurate and useful? R's, John _______________________________________________ NOTE WELL: This list operates according to http://mipassoc.org/dkim/ietf-list-rules.html
