[So... what gives?] RE: So here it is one year later...
"Gordon Fecyk" <[email protected]>
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You've all been soooo busy over at The SPF Council [tm, r, reg, tinc, tinlc, etc] that there's still no published, or working, support for SPF in: Exchange Notes Groupwise Hotmail Yahoo mail Rogers.com (Blackberry) Messagelabs Yes, Exchange. All of the links from The SPF Council [tm, r, reg, tinc, tinlc, etc] home page directing visitors to Exchange implementations are BROKEN. There are no links at all for Notes. None for Groupwise. There's no media announcements (nothing in mainstream IT media anyway, not even Slashdot!) since mid-2004 when the working group dismantled. Not even from Microsoft about their precious Sender ID [tm, r, reg, bg, iluvbunny, etc] released anything - no news, no betas, nothing. As far as Joe Sixpack cares, you all disappeared from the face of the net six months ago. And Joe Sixpack's the one whining about falsified e-mail. And guess what Messagelabs announced: They're turning on MAPS DUL blocking and deleting WITHOUT THEIR CUSTOMERS' PERMSSION. I guess Joe Sixpack really knows what works. Don't ask me either. I'm trying to earn a living helping people with real computing problems - and spam isn't one of them - so, like Joe Sixpack before me, I don't have time to write code. -- PGP key (0x0AFA039E): <http://www.pan-am.ca/[email protected]> Sometimes it's hard to tell where the game ends and where reality bites, er, begins. <http://vmyths.com/resource.cfm?id=50&page=1>