On 24/10/2019 03:36, Brielle via mailop wrote:
> We have gatekeepers that control access to things already.
>
> We've got mail filtering providers that act as gatekeepers for e-mail -
> proofpoint, etc. People _pay_ them to control inbound and outbound.
more fool them....
Trust is earned, not bought.
> This is why we have other methods to communicate as well - and why most
> courts, for example, won't let you 'serve' people over e-mail and require a
> physical process server.
Yet courts accept email as evidence, so its reliable enough
> Reality is, your mere suggestion of regulation / courts to make providers
> accept your e-mail makes you a liability to my services.
That will never happen, precedent already set, remember that West
Australian super spammer from decades gone by, forget its name, he tried
that after a DNSBL (SORBS from memory??) blocked his trash, the courts
ruled they can block whoever they like, now might just be aussie, but if
your in the commonwealth at least that does hold weight, not sure about
in US but I dare say a defendant can use such a precedence to sway even
a US court.
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Kind Regards,
Noel Butler
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