Jason R. Mastaler writes: > > One can always find an exception, but I feel this feature will do more > harm than good.
I realize now that this is actually the same thread as the previous one about sending a final bounce message when someone is dropped from the pending queue (although we have not yet started quoting RFC's :-). I don't have (interesting) statistics for how many senders fail to confirm yet, but I suppose I will after watching my logs for a while. For me, the underlying issue is whether I can reach a stage of comfort that allows me never to look at the tmda-pending queue. Maybe this is unrealistic, but it seems as long as I have to sort through the tmda-pending list, I have not really advanced that far from sorting into a spam folder, albeit with a more reliable sorting mechanism. I am new to using TMDA, so I can't even claim the authority of experience. Maybe the issue of people who don't confirm is not that big of a deal. I think most people are not in the same situation as you (Jason) with respect to confirms. I personally never get mail from a real person that I want the mail delivery agent to delete, i.e. I would never send someone a confirm message that said "Please don't respond if...". I can see how some people might need to shelter their mailbox from real people as well as spam, but I just don't have that many fans :-) all the best, db _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
