How, pray tell, shall the IETF enforce it's will upon those who fail to see the
light?
For a historical parallel, I would invite you to research the IETF's historical
view on Network Address Translation (NAT) for IPv4 and it's effectiveness on
influencing the operational use of NAT.
Scott K
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This is disappointing and problematic.
So, AOL publishes a policy which says that they do not want their outbound
messages altered in transit, and implements filtering which demonstrates
that they do not want inbound messages modified in transit.
In opposition, we have mailing lists that claim an
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On Sat 09/Oct/2021 21:12:40 +0200 Definitely Alessandro Vesely no question
wrote:
It appears that Alessandro Vesely said:
Would it make sense to extend DMARC commitment to the whole From: field? For
example, assert that the local part and the display name have been set by an
authenticated u