Re: Roster of members ...

> > Maybe we could get things moving if we all identified ourselves and
> > determined if we may want to invite some other stakeholders to make sure
> > we've got a representative sample.
> > 
> > I suggest that we should have representation from:
> > 
> > 1) filter developers (commercial and open source)
> > 2) MUA developers
> > 3) MTA
> > 4) workgroup server developers (Microsoft, IBM, etc)
> > 5) otherwise smart people (not exclusive, hopefully other members fit
> > this as well!)
> > 

Sure.  Jack Bailey here, author of server-based spam filtering where
users fully control the behavior of the filters.

> Well, I co-chair the ASRG :) We definitely could use more stakeholders 
> here, if you have suggestions, they are welcome!
> 
> In any case, I just wanted to share some things I have heard at today's 
> NIST conference on spam. A fellow from IBM was presenting and talking 
> about various ways MTA filters can interact with the MUA, like querying 
> the message server side until the user responds, etc. I am going to try 
> to get a copy of the presentation from him and post a link here.

Excellent!

I'm also interested in hearing from anyone who might be attempting to
relay information from client to server via IMAP or extensions
therein.

Jack