> qmail doesn't do this by default, and manages to use resources much more
> efficiently than sendmail, which does this.  Why should qmail change?

It does break one of the basic rules on the Internet that many people fell 
ist still important. It produces bad reputation (based only on this one 
fact, ignoring all the other good things about qmail) for qmail and 
sometimes it's author. This is often extended to administrators using 
qmail.
Not that I do care about this - but it also hinders qmails spreading and 
that's a thing we could care about.

Regards, Frank

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